'You won’t destabilise my country'- President Suluhu tells Kenyan activists
Suluhu said there is a growing trend of activists from the region trying to meddle in the country’s issues.
Suluhu said there is a growing trend of activists from the region trying to meddle in the country’s issues.
The three were held without explanation shortly after arriving in the country in solidarity with Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu.
Earlier, Karua reported that she was detained at the airport along with two lawyers upon their arrival at 9 a.m.
Karua says immigration officials denied her entry after her passport was submitted to senior officials for further scrutiny.
Lissu is expected to appear at the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court, in Dar es Salaam on Monday.
Fr Kitima was attacked at night by two individuals in a canteen restroom near his home in Dar es Salaam after attending a full-day church meeting.
Karua expressed her disappointment with Wasira’s comments, highlighting his lack of response to the violent suppression of opposition figures and Tanzanian citizens.
Tanzania's prisons service denied that Lissu had been moved from jail.
Lissu’s Chadema party has accused President Samia Suluhu Hassan of adopting the repressive strategies.
Authorities accuse Lissu of seeking to disrupt the election and incite a rebellion.
CHADEMA confirmed the arrest on its social media account, stating that Lissu was detained alongside other party members shortly after addressing the crowd.