Kenyan president apologises to Tanzania over deportation row
Summary
Kenya's President William Ruto has apologized to Tanzania amid tensions over the deportation of East African activists. The activists, including a Kenyan and a Ugandan, were detained and reportedly mistreated in Tanzania, leading to public outrage. Ruto asked for forgiveness at a national event, aiming to mend relations between the two countries.Key Facts
- Kenya's President Ruto apologized to Tanzania for any wrongdoings during a national prayer event.
- The diplomatic issue arose after the detention and deportation of activists in Tanzania.
- Among the detained activists were Kenyan Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan Agather Atuhaire.
- These activists claimed they were mistreated, sparking regional and international criticism.
- Tanzanian lawmakers accused Kenyans of online harassment targeting President Samia Suluhu Hassan.
- President Samia warned against activists from other countries causing disruptions in Tanzania.
- The diplomatic tension included formal protests from Kenya and Uganda, demanding proper treatment for their citizens.
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