Chairman of the National Committee of Ethics, Peace and Human Rights Society of Religious Leaders, Bishop Wiliam Mwamalanga, said she was disappointed by the action of the Regional Commissioner of Dar es Salaam, Paul Makonda, naming
Freeman Mbowe be among the suspects trade drugs.
Speaking to journalists in Dar es Salaam yesterday, Bishop Mwamalanga said their committee Prize doubt Bilicanas was owned by the Company Mbowe Hotels, that is one of the areas used by dealers of drugs to do their business, but not the politician.
He said the venue of comfort associated with the business, did not mean that its owner, who is also the Member of Parliament for Hai and Chairman of the Association for Democracy and Development (Chadema) is involved.
"We said club Bilinacas is engaged in the sale and distribution of illegal drugs because they were entering various people who were running these operations, but not naming its owner Mbowe is he involved with drugs," said Bishop Mwamalanga.
He said the committee will work with the Government to ensure the drug trade inatokomezwa and both parties appeared in the hands of the law.
The committee also imempongeza President Dr. John Magufuli appoint a commissioner of the Commission on Drug Control of the profession who manage the issue, which has helped anonymity publicly accused instead they taken action characters.