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Tanzania charges journalist with money laundering
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP) — A prominent investigative reporter in Tanzania was charged Monday with money laundering and will remain behind bars, a week after he was arrested in Tanzania for questioning about his nationality.
Erick Kabendera, who writes for a number of local and international publications, was charged with "assisting criminal racket, tax evasion of $75,250 and money laundering."
His lawyer, Jebra Kambole, said authorities had been questioning the reporter about his citizenship and he was interrogated by the cyber-crime unit. He said police seized the reporter's documents showing ownership of his vehicle and house before arraigning him on new charges at a Dar es Salaam court.
The journalist's 80-year-old mother had pleaded with authorities to release her son, local media reported.
Kabendera was denied bail and his trial was adjourned to August 19.