SomaliNet - USA Change Country

HOME

NEWS

BUSINESS

INTERNET DIRECTORY

VIRTUAL LIBRARY

MATRIMONIAL

FORUMS

CHAT

MORE

Change Country

Web somalinet.com

Hi stranger! Welcome to somalinet.com, one of the largest ethnic portals on the net. Feel free to tryout our many free services including live chat, business yellow pages, Internet directory, latest news and many more. You seem to be looking for these words: riot. If you are not happy with the result, please use one of the links or search the site for riot. Please familiarize yourself with somalinet.com by using the above menu. You can also try our global site wdbase.com

SomaliNet  News    English  Africa

Latest News Soomaali UN Rep takes up post in Somalia Sudan: Government opposes AU terms on Darfur Ethiopia: Government earns over US $ 7 million from horticulture export Somalia: Thousand families abandon their homes for Kismayo due to Drought Nigeria: I really fear for my life - hostage UNAIDS: Aids Epidemic in Somalia Future Outlook: Somalia Faces High Risk of Famine Nigeria: Lawyers want more rights Ghana: Cameroonian offers to join team for World Cup Tanzania: 2 people killed in a riots over Street Clean Up More...

ENGLISH SOOMAALI UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS FROM NEWS AGENCIES Tanzania: 2 people killed in a riots over Street Clean Up Mon. March 13, 2006 08:51 am. Apunyu Bonny (SomaliNet) At least two people were killed and several others injured in a riot when police confiscated street vendors` wares in an effort to clean up the towns. United Press International reported Sunday. Rioting began after police and security guards confiscated vendors` wares and shops and offices were shut down halting business for at least four hours in Tanzania's capital,Dar es Salaam. Mean while, Tanzania’s Prime Minister, Hon. Edward Lowassa said he would halt the operation to allow local authorities and vendors more time to prepare for the change. Before anti-riot police quelled the violence with tear gas Kiosks were demolished and vendors removed in the capital, Dar es Salaam. Vendors complain that their new trading spots are not downtown, and they are being denied their right to earn a living. Many say they were given licenses and paid taxes and expect compensation for destruction of their property. According to press reports, vendors are blamed for an increase in petty crime. News Category: Africa © 1998 - 2005 SomaliNet. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Info - Contact Us