Tanzania’s Ex-VP Emmanuel Nchimbi Unreachable Days After Resignation, Former PM Says

Author: Samuel MwanawanjugunaPublished on: August 29, 2026Country: Tanzania

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Tanzania’s Ex-VP Emmanuel Nchimbi Unreachable Days After Resignation, Former PM Says

Former Tanzanian Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi has been unreachable since his resignation on August 25, according to former Prime Minister Joseph Warioba. Warioba expressed concerns over Nchimbi's well-being after multiple unsuccessful attempts to contact him. Unverified reports on social media suggest that Nchimbi may be under house arrest and could face treason charges.

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