Two South Africans killed in Tanzania plane crash, official says


DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - A light plane crashed in western Tanzania on Saturday, killing two South Africans, officials said late on Saturday.

The plane with registration ZU-TAF-19 is a four-seater Sling plane from South Africa, according to Tanzanian officials.

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