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The US government now wants a thorough and immediate investigation into the arrest and torture of activists from Kenya and Uganda. Kenya’s Boniface Mwangi and Uganda’s Agather Atuhaire were held and allegedly tortured by Tanzania authorities over their support for opposition leader tundu lissu. The us government’s demand comes as president samia suluhu maintaned that she will continue to guard tanzania against what she termed as outside interference.
U.S Bureau of African Affairs concerned about handling of activists by Tanzania
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