Tanzanian Journalist’s Disappearance Remains Unsolved

Expand Azory Gwanda. © Mwananchi Publications Limited It has been more than 500 days since Azory Gwanda, a journalist for the privately-owned media company Mwananchi Communications, went missing under murky circumstances in Tanzania. The Committee to Protect Journalists is calling on the Tanzanian government to prove it is carrying out credible investigations into his disappearance. In November 2017, Anna Pinoni reported to police that her husband was missing. She said he had been picked up from their home in a white vehicle. At the time, Gwanda had been looking into a spate of unresolved…

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