Samia Suluhu Hassan
Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan has sacked a top State House official barely two days after announcing his appointment.
The former head of intelligence Diwani Athumani Msuya had on Tuesday been appointed as State House permanent secretary.
But he was replaced on Thursday by Mululi Majula Mahendeka - himself a former State House official.
No explanation was offered in a statement from the president's office that announced the changes.
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— ikulu_Tanzania (@ikulumawasliano) January 5, 2023
Mr Msuya was appointed as head of Tanzania Intelligence and Security Services (TISS) in September 2019 by former President John Magufuli.
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