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Police arrest 30 as search for kidnapped billionaire Mohammed Dewji intensifies

By  FLORIAN KAIJAGE

Tanzania police have arrest at least 30 people as investigations into the kidnapping of billionaire Mohammed Dewji Thursday continue.

Mr Dewji, popularly known as Mo Dewji, was abducted by an armed gang on Thursday morning as he entered a gym at a luxury hotel in Oyster Bay, northwest Dar es Salaam.

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