Terror suspect Rashid remanded for 30 days

Tanzanian Linked to Garissa Terror Attack Remanded for 30 Days
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A Tanzanian linked to the Garissa terror attacks was on Thursday detained for 30 days to allow police probe. Resident magistrate Benson Nzakyo said Rashid Mberesero failed to explain his presence at the scene. Nzakyo said Mberesero will appear before ...

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Qaeda suspect dies days before terror trial
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NEW YORK - A suspected al-Qaeda operative accused in the 1998 bombings of US embassies in Africa died Saturday, days before he was scheduled to go on trial, authorities said. Abu Anas al Libi, 50, once one of the FBI's most wanted, died of ...
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Tanzanian Remanded in Terror Case
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The suspect will be brought back to court on May 7 with five others to take their pleas. They were all arrested in Garissa on April 2 and 3. Prosecutor Daniel Karuri said Mberesero was found under a bed in a Garissa University College hostel. He told police he ...
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Terror Suspects in Tanzania Remanded to Police Custody for Investigations
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Sixteen suspected al-Shabaab members charged together earlier this month with terrorism were transferred back to police custody on Friday (July 25th) for further questioning following a request from the prosecution, Tanzania's Daily News reported.

British national Jermaine Grant is sentenced to nine years in prison by a Kenyan court after being convicted of terrorism-related charges.

>Police yesterday named a “most wanted” suspect said to be behind a wave of terrorist attacks in Arusha and Zanzibar.Arusha Regional Police Commander Liberatus Sabas said thorough investigations had established that Mr Yahya Hassan Hella, alias Sensei, was the mastermind behind the terror network responsible for several deadly attacks.

>Amina Ali , the mother of Rashid Charles Mberesero, the Tanzanian detained in Kenya over the killings of 148 Garissa University students, has appealed for help to enable her visit her son.

Arusha police still searching for key terror suspect
Daily News
POLICE in Arusha Region still do not know the whereabouts of a local martial arts instructor, Mr Yahaya Hassan Hella, popularly known as 'Sensei,' an alleged key suspect behind a series of bomb attacks in the city. The Mianzini resident succeeded to ...

Police Step Up Hunt of Key Terror Suspect
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The Police in Arusha Region still have stepped up a manhunt of a local Karate and Taekwondo expert who they believe is the key person behind series of bomb attacks in the City. Police mentioned the suspect as Yahaya Hassan Hella famous in Arusha as ...