Reuters · 21h
Tanzanian activist released after being 'kidnapped' in Kenya's capital
A prominent Tanzanian activist has been released after being "kidnapped" on Sunday by three armed men on the streets of Kenya's capital Nairobi, her husband said, accusing Tanzania's national intelligence service of responsibility.
Daily Monitor · 7h
Tanzanian activist Maria Sarungi recounts her abduction in Nairobi
Maria Sarungi, a prominent journalist and vocal critic of the Tanzanian government and President Samia Suluhu, was over the weekend abducted in Kilimani, Nairobi, by three armed men driving a black vehicle. She was released on Sunday evening, hours after her abduction.
Voice of America · 15h
Rights activist links brief kidnapping in Kenya to Tanzanian government
A Tanzanian human rights activist who was briefly abducted on Sunday says she was targeted because of her comments accusing the government of abusing and oppressing its people. Maria Sarungi Tsehai was kidnapped in Nairobi by unidentified gunmen, alarming fellow activists.
The Citizen · 1d
Maria Sarungi released after abduction ordeal in Kenyan capital Nairobi
Tanzanian human rights defender and independent media editor Maria Sarungi has been released and is safe after being abducted earlier today, 12 January 2025, in Nairobi’s Kilimani area. The news was confirmed by Faith Odhiambo, President of the Law Society of Kenya, who posted on her X account (formerly Twitter):
devdiscourse · 1d
Activist's Dramatic Release Sparks Tensions Between Tanzania and Kenya
Tanzanian activist Maria Sarungi Tsehai was reportedly kidnapped by armed men in Nairobi, with her husband alleging Tanzania's national intelligence service's involvement. After her release, Amnesty International highlighted the growing concerns of cross-border repression,
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