Arusha residents demand new Katiba for national healing

Residents appearing before a government inquiry in Arusha say long-delayed constitutional reforms lie at the root of grievances that erupted into deadly unrest.

Arusha residents demand new Katiba for national healing

Residents appearing before a government inquiry in Arusha say long-delayed constitutional reforms lie at the root of grievances that erupted into deadly unrest.

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