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Dar es Salaam – Interior Minister Kangi Lugola said yesterday that law enforcement agencies are still investigating the mysterious disappearances of people in the country.
He noted that the disappearance of Mwananchi Communications Limited (MCL) freelance Azory Gwanda, support from Chadema Ben Saanane, and Kakonko Simon Kangoye District Council Chairman was still to be closed.
million. Lugola clarified his recent statement that the police were not involved
He was speaking at the headquarters of Mwananchi Communications Limited (MCL), the publisher of The Citizen, Mwananchi and Mwanaspoti newspapers to Tabata Relini, when of his first visit after taking up his new duties
. Speaking during an exclusive interview with MCL Digital, Mr Lugola said that people should not conclude that the missing people were kidnapped or killed by the state machine because investigations were continuing. "Respect the ethics and the procedures of the investigation: what will happen if we conclude that these people are dead and that tomorrow we will see them alive?" People will question the credibility of the police statements ". Disappearances of people can not be directly linked to crime incidents in light of reports that men are increasingly abandoning their families because they are struggling to make ends meet.
million. Lugola said people should stop cheating Tanzanians "I met people considered dead by their families when I visited different mining companies as vice minister of state at the office from the Vice President (Environment and Union Affairs)., "he said. "Some parents had already concluded that their loved ones were dead, but I will not allow such lies to prevail because we will tarnish the image of our country. He cautioned some academics for a compelling analysis, noting that this decision plunged the country into a crisis.
According to him, the operation organized by the Regional Commissioner of Dar es Salaam, Mr. Paul Makonda, confirmed how much the men "Tanzanians should give us time to investigate the incidents because that some of the missing may be abandoning their families to escape their responsibilities. "We will be commenting to the public because the ministry is not happy that families are missing their lives. "
million. Lugola said the police were investigating their whereabouts and that, had they died, they would make public statements
According to him, a delayed investigation did not mean the government's bad intention, assuring that investigations must go to the end.
million. Gwanda disappeared on November 21, 2017 at his workstation in Kibiti District, in the Coast region.
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