The whereabouts of Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu are still unknown, while five Maasai men were abducted and killed by Tanzanian police. The situation is becoming increasingly untenable, with President Samia Suluhu’s alleged corruption with DP World being the root cause. Calls for intervention have been made to the UN, Human Rights Watch, and US Vice President Kamala Harris.
UPDATE! @TunduALissu's whereabouts still unknown, whilst yesterday, 5 Maasai men were abducted and shot dead by #Tanzania police. The situation is becoming untenable. @SuluhuSamia's grand corruption with @DP_world is root cause. Cc @UN @hrw @KamalaHarris https://t.co/rbano2Q1wY
— Diego Muller (@Muller95Diego) September 10, 2023
The situation in Tanzania is growing increasingly concerning as the whereabouts of opposition leader Tundu Lissu remain unknown. In addition to Lissu’s disappearance, there have been reports that five Maasai men were abducted and shot dead by the Tanzanian police. The incidents have sparked outrage and raised questions about the state of human rights in the country.
Many believe that President Samia Suluhu’s involvement in grand corruption, particularly in her dealings with DP World, is at the root of these disturbing events. The allegations of corruption have drawn the attention of international bodies such as the United Nations and Human Rights Watch.
Tundu Lissu, a prominent critic of the government, has been a vocal advocate for democratic reforms and has faced persecution in the past. His sudden disappearance has raised concerns about his safety and well-being. Supporters and human rights organizations are calling for a thorough investigation into his whereabouts and for his immediate release if he is being held against his will.
The killings of the five Maasai men have further exacerbated tensions in the country. The incident highlights the need for accountability and transparency within the Tanzanian police force, as well as the urgent need for justice for the victims and their families.
As the situation in Tanzania continues to deteriorate, international pressure is mounting on President Samia Suluhu to address these issues and ensure the safety and rights of all Tanzanian citizens. The world is watching closely as events unfold, hoping for a peaceful resolution and an end to the violence and human rights abuses in the country..