Xenophobic attacks bring back 26 Tanzanians

Xenophobic attacks bring back 26 Tanzanians
IPPmedia
The government has returned home the first batch of 26 Tanzanians hitherto living in South Africa following xenophobic attacks targeting essentially African migrants, operating shops. A statement issued yesterday by Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ...

IPPmedia

Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

The New Age Online

20 Apr

Tanzania condemns Xenophobic violence, moves to bring back its nationals

Tanzania condemns Xenophobic violence, moves to bring back its nationals
The New Age Online
The Tanzanian government on Monday condemned the xenophobic violence in South Africa which has displaced thousands of foreigners from African countries, including Tanzania. Bernard Membe, the East African nation's Minister for Foreign Affairs and ...
Dar to evacuate nationals from SADaily News

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10 years ago

BBC

SA march against xenophobic attacks

Thousands of people are marching in South Africa's main city, Johannesburg, to demand an end to a wave of xenophobic attacks.

 

10 years ago

BBC

SA arrests over xenophobic attacks

South African police arrest 17 people and open murder cases after attacks in Durban on foreign nationals, mainly from DR Congo.

 

10 years ago

BBC

SA shops hit by xenophobic attacks

Foreign-owned shops in South Africa are attacked and looted overnight in Johannesburg, despite thousands rallying against xenophobia on Thursday.

 

10 years ago

BBC

South Africa's xenophobic attacks: Fear and shame

South Africa's xenophobic attacks prompt fear and shame

 

11 years ago

BBC

Should Kenya bring back its boys?

Kenyans start their own "Bring Back Our..." hashtag

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

03 Jul

Bring back our tap water

Many water authorities are grappling with crippling financial constraints as they seek to improve their services, which are way below the mark. Only a tiny fraction of the population actually gets piped water.

 

11 years ago

BBC

VIDEO: 'We will bring the girls back'

Nigeria's president has vowed to find more than 200 schoolgirls abducted by Islamist militants and return them to their families.

 

9 years ago

CHANNELS TELEVISION

19 Oct

Tanzanians Hopeful Jonathan's Presence Will Bring Credibility To Polls

CHANNELS TELEVISION
Tanzanians Hopeful Jonathan's Presence Will Bring Credibility To Polls
CHANNELS TELEVISION
Jonathan Ahead of the Tanzania's general election scheduled for October 25, Tanzanians are hopeful and confident that the Presence of the former Nigerian president, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, will bring credibility to the polls considered the toughest and ...
Tanzanians applaud Jonathan as hero of credible election in AfricaDailyPost Nigeria
Election Monitoring - Tanzanians Laud Jonathan's...

 

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