Advertisement The East African News East Africa Chadema secretary-general reports to Dar police for questioning on Lissu attack Monday September 11 2017 Chadema Secretary General, Dr Vincent Mashinji. PHOTO COURTESY | THE CITIZEN Summary Mr Lissu was shot outside his home in Area D in Dodoma by unknown attackers and is receiving treatment at Nairobi Hospital. Advertisement By THE CITIZEN More by this Author Chadema secretary-general Dr Vincent Mashinji on Monday reported to the Dar es Salaam Central Police Station, following summons by the police on Friday to shed light on allegations that the party knows the people who attacked Singida East MP Tundu Lissu on September 7. The police have also summoned Mr Lissu’s driver.Mr Lissu was shot outside his home in Area D in Dodoma by unknown attackers and is receiving treatment at Nairobi Hospital.On September 9, Dodoma regional police commander Gilles Muroto ordered Dr Mshinji and Mr Lissu’s driver to report to any police station to record statements on what they know about the attack. But Chadema national chairman Freeman Mbowe said Mr Lissu’s driver was in Nairobi receiving treatment for trauma.“He is undergoing traumatic therapy. We decided to take him with us because he was traumatised after the event,” Mr Mbowe said. Advertisement Advertisement In the headlines Kiir’s hard choices ahead of December elections South Sudan lacks the required funds and faces legal hurdles that must be cleared out of the way. Kenya army chief who sought peace via diplomacy The departed Kenyan military chief was instrumental in peace deals in DR Congo and war on Al Shabaab militants in Somalia. Africa incomes falling behind rest of worldGabon junta eyes democratic path to stay in powerFrench bank to face lawsuit over Sudan genocideWhat Africa should push for in Bretton Woods debt reviewKenya military chief Francis Ogolla is dead
Advertisement The East African News East Africa Chadema secretary-general reports to Dar police for questioning on Lissu attack Monday September 11 2017 Chadema Secretary General, Dr Vincent Mashinji. PHOTO COURTESY | THE CITIZEN Summary Mr Lissu was shot outside his home in Area D in Dodoma by unknown attackers and is receiving treatment at Nairobi Hospital. Advertisement By THE CITIZEN More by this Author Chadema secretary-general Dr Vincent Mashinji on Monday reported to the Dar es Salaam Central Police Station, following summons by the police on Friday to shed light on allegations that the party knows the people who attacked Singida East MP Tundu Lissu on September 7. The police have also summoned Mr Lissu’s driver.Mr Lissu was shot outside his home in Area D in Dodoma by unknown attackers and is receiving treatment at Nairobi Hospital.On September 9, Dodoma regional police commander Gilles Muroto ordered Dr Mshinji and Mr Lissu’s driver to report to any police station to record statements on what they know about the attack. But Chadema national chairman Freeman Mbowe said Mr Lissu’s driver was in Nairobi receiving treatment for trauma.“He is undergoing traumatic therapy. We decided to take him with us because he was traumatised after the event,” Mr Mbowe said. Advertisement Advertisement In the headlines Kiir’s hard choices ahead of December elections South Sudan lacks the required funds and faces legal hurdles that must be cleared out of the way. Kenya army chief who sought peace via diplomacy The departed Kenyan military chief was instrumental in peace deals in DR Congo and war on Al Shabaab militants in Somalia. Africa incomes falling behind rest of worldGabon junta eyes democratic path to stay in powerFrench bank to face lawsuit over Sudan genocideWhat Africa should push for in Bretton Woods debt reviewKenya military chief Francis Ogolla is dead
Summary Mr Lissu was shot outside his home in Area D in Dodoma by unknown attackers and is receiving treatment at Nairobi Hospital. Advertisement By THE CITIZEN More by this Author Chadema secretary-general Dr Vincent Mashinji on Monday reported to the Dar es Salaam Central Police Station, following summons by the police on Friday to shed light on allegations that the party knows the people who attacked Singida East MP Tundu Lissu on September 7. The police have also summoned Mr Lissu’s driver.Mr Lissu was shot outside his home in Area D in Dodoma by unknown attackers and is receiving treatment at Nairobi Hospital.On September 9, Dodoma regional police commander Gilles Muroto ordered Dr Mshinji and Mr Lissu’s driver to report to any police station to record statements on what they know about the attack. But Chadema national chairman Freeman Mbowe said Mr Lissu’s driver was in Nairobi receiving treatment for trauma.“He is undergoing traumatic therapy. We decided to take him with us because he was traumatised after the event,” Mr Mbowe said. Advertisement
Kiir’s hard choices ahead of December elections South Sudan lacks the required funds and faces legal hurdles that must be cleared out of the way. Kenya army chief who sought peace via diplomacy The departed Kenyan military chief was instrumental in peace deals in DR Congo and war on Al Shabaab militants in Somalia. Africa incomes falling behind rest of worldGabon junta eyes democratic path to stay in powerFrench bank to face lawsuit over Sudan genocideWhat Africa should push for in Bretton Woods debt reviewKenya military chief Francis Ogolla is dead