Tanzanian Special Forces In Congo mentioned as among the most elite on earth

. These are the world’s most elite military teams. They’re highly trained, best equipped and well-prepared fighting units specializing in surgical military operations, from ending a hostage situation swiftly to stealthily eliminating top terrorists.For more and source CLICK HEREMONUSCO FIB commander Brig Gen. James Mwakibolwa receives  members of  an advance team of the intervention brigade with a special mandate to neutralize and disarm armed groups in e#Eastern Democratic Republic of the...

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10 years ago

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3 Tanzanian cities take part in pilot Earth Hour City Challenge project to go beyond the Earth Hour

Dr. Teresia Olemako of WWF Tanzania showing Journalists (not in picture) the work spots for vetiver grass planting to rehabilitate the Environment and prevent soil erosion alongside Msimbazi river banks near Vingunguti area in Dar es salaam on the 27th March, marking the Earth Hour 2015 in Tanzania. Some of Ilala Municipal Employees actively planting vetiver grass alongside Msimbazi river near Vingunguti area in Dar es salaam to prevent soil erosion and rehabilitate the Environment, Earth...

 

10 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

15 Jul

Let Special Forces Fight Crime

Let Special Forces Fight Crime
AllAfrica.com
AFTER a brief retreat, the most dangerous hardcore bandits are out of their lair again. This time they targeted a police station at Sitakishari in Dar es Salaam killing four officers and three civilians who happened to be in the wrong area at the wrong ...
Police offer 50m/- to facilitate arrest of Sitakishari banditsDaily News

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10 years ago

TheCitizen

11 Dec

Proposed Katiba ‘a preserve of Tanzanian elite’

The proposed Constitution is still a new topic to small-scale farmers, pastoralists and fishermen despite the fact that the document contains some specific provisions that directly touch on lives of people in that category.

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

11 Sep

Capacity of DR Congo, UN forces questioned over killings

Repeated massacres perpetrated by rebel groups in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) have made some analysts question the capacity of DR Congo forces and the UN Mission for Stabilization of Congo (MONUSCO).

 

10 years ago

Daily News

18 Oct

DR Congo president in Arusha for special mission

Daily News
DR Congo president in Arusha for special mission
Daily News
THE President of the Democratic Republic of Congo Mr Joseph Kabila shall Saturday accompany his host, President Jakaya Kikwete at the Tanzania Military Academy in Monduli District to commission officers cadets of intake 54/13 DRC. According to the ...

 

10 years ago

Global Times

14 Jan

Tanzanian president vows to fight negative forces in DRC under UN mission

Tanzanian president vows to fight negative forces in DRC under UN mission
Global Times
Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete on Tuesday brushed aside what he termed as negative thinking by some people that his country was not ready to fight negative forces that were causing insecurity in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). "Tanzania ...

 

9 years ago

Newsweek

04 Jan

Magufuli Forces Tanzanian Officials to Sign Public Integrity Pledge

Newsweek
Magufuli Forces Tanzanian Officials to Sign Public Integrity Pledge
Newsweek
0104_Magufuli_inauguration Tanzania's President-elect John Magufuli (L) takes the Oath of Office during his inauguration ceremony at the Uhuru Stadium in Dar es Salaam, November 5, 2015. Magufuli has ordered that newly-appointed government officials ...
Tanzania Public Officials Sign Integrity DocumentGhana Broadcasting Corporation
Tanzania: Openness, Trust Key Drivers in JPM's GovtAllAfrica.com
Integrity pledge...

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

07 May

Tanzanian soldiers killed in DR Congo

Two Tanzanian soldiers serving as UN peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) were killed when their convoy was attacked by suspected Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels in North Kivu on Monday.

 

9 years ago

GlobalPost

01 Sep

Eight Tanzanian imams 'escape kidnappers' in DR Congo

The Guardian Nigeria
Eight Tanzanian imams 'escape kidnappers' in DR Congo
GlobalPost
Eight Eight Muslim preachers from Tanzania who were kidnapped last month in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have escaped, a top local official said Tuesday. The preachers, seized in the in restive province of North Kivu in early August, "took the ...
6 Tanzanian imams freed after month-long captivity in DRCFulton News
Six elite soldiers killed in eastern Congo ambushBusiness Insider
Congo:Six soldiers killed...

 

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