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Mwandishi mmoja wa Uingereza aliripoti kila kitu jinsi wizi wa dhahabu ulivyotaka kutokea geita na wale wezi kuuawa. Wengi wakashangaa wingi wa dhahabu tuliyonayo ambayo inaonekana hupelekwa South Africa kila Alhamisi ya kila wiki. Ndipo msomaji mmoja akashukuru kwa mwandishi huyo kwa kutoa hiyo habari maana sasa hivi kila Jambazi na mwizi yeyote aliyeko dunia hii anajua kuwa dhahabu husafirishwa kila alhamisi kutoka geita kwenda south africa hivyo kila mara wezi watakuwa wanajaribu kuteka ili kujaribu bahati yao. Kwa hiyo watu watajaribu bahati yao.
Hebu ona mwenyewe hapa:.............
[h=1]Tanzanian police foil $30m 'Great Plane Robbery' gold heist[/h][h=2]Tanzanian police have foiled a $30.6m (£19.8m) bullion robbery, which would have rivalled the £25m Brinks Mat gold heist from Heathrow in 1983 if it had succeeded.[/h]
Raids on gold mines are not uncommon in Tanzania. In May last year seven 'criminal intruders' were killed at one of African Barrick Gold's mines in the country.
By Garry http://www.telegraph.co.uk/journalists/garry-white/White
In the latest security incident to hit the country's miners, five masked men raided an airstrip owned by South African group AngloGold Ashanti.
The heavily-armed men emerged from a nearby forest and attempted to steal 587 kilogrammes of gold bars from an aeroplane at the group's Geita mine, Reuters reported.
The attack was thwarted by police from Mwanza, located on the shores of Lake Victoria.
"Incidents such as these are usually carried out by a syndicate and also involve somebody from the inside who told the robbers that a plane usually flies from the airstrip every Thursday with gold bars," Deusdedit Nsimeki, Mwanza's regional crimes officer, said.
"The robbers, who wore military-style clothing, had sub-machine guns and hand grenades. They were trying to steal a cargo of gold bars weighing some 586.6 kilos, which is worth billions of shillings," Mr Nsimeki added.
Raids on gold mines are not uncommon in Tanzania. In May last year seven "criminal intruders" were killed at one of African Barrick Gold's mines in the north of the country. It was estimated that 1,500 people took part in this raid, attacking the local police with machetes, rocks and hammers.
As a result, FTSE 100-listed African Barrick said in October that it planned to build a 14 kilometre long wall around its North Mara mine to prevent any future incursions.
In the latest attempted gold theft, one of the robbers was killed and police recovered two sub-machine guns and a pistol. Local police said that one of AngloGold's expatriate workers suffered minor bullets wounds and was evacuated to Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, for treatment.
The Geita mine is the largest producing mine in Tanzania. The country's economy is mostly based on agriculture, but it has vast quantities of unexploited natural resources.
Haya sasa angalieni Comments hizi
PT_2208
01/07/2012 07:03 AM
Great - Thanks DT for telling the world that the plane flies every Thursday with gold bars, now every robber in Africa will be lining up to try his luck at winning the jackpot, no need for an 'insider'. At least the banks will feel safer one day a week.
grumpy1
01/07/2012 09:28 AM
They've changed it to a Wednesday.
Oops.
guesswho
01/07/2012 10:00 AM
Good job nobody mentioned that its landing in ...........
Brian V Hunt
01/07/2012 04:55 AM
My understanding from the Arab press is that ALL walls meant prevent the killing of innocent people are really walls in support of apartheid. How dare African Barrick Gold build a 14 km wall in Tanzania!
midatlantic
01/07/2012 03:13 AM
How do these Africans fly planes?
fredkite1
01/07/2012 07:57 AM
Like they drive Taxis - Flying Coffins.
They use a spanner instead of a steering wheel!
foxenburg
01/07/2012 11:46 AM
That's a little unfair. Remember Rixi Taxis and their Renault 4s with the umbrella handle gear change? Never had a problem with their driving. It was always so good to get off a plane in Salisbury and find a cheerful happy face. Difficult for lefties to comprehend.
lastrhodesian
01/07/2012 12:42 PM
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Mpango mzima huu hapa chini
Tanzanian police foil $30m 'Great Plane Robbery' gold heist - Telegraph
Hebu ona mwenyewe hapa:.............
[h=1]Tanzanian police foil $30m 'Great Plane Robbery' gold heist[/h][h=2]Tanzanian police have foiled a $30.6m (£19.8m) bullion robbery, which would have rivalled the £25m Brinks Mat gold heist from Heathrow in 1983 if it had succeeded.[/h]
By Garry http://www.telegraph.co.uk/journalists/garry-white/White
In the latest security incident to hit the country's miners, five masked men raided an airstrip owned by South African group AngloGold Ashanti.
The heavily-armed men emerged from a nearby forest and attempted to steal 587 kilogrammes of gold bars from an aeroplane at the group's Geita mine, Reuters reported.
The attack was thwarted by police from Mwanza, located on the shores of Lake Victoria.
"Incidents such as these are usually carried out by a syndicate and also involve somebody from the inside who told the robbers that a plane usually flies from the airstrip every Thursday with gold bars," Deusdedit Nsimeki, Mwanza's regional crimes officer, said.
"The robbers, who wore military-style clothing, had sub-machine guns and hand grenades. They were trying to steal a cargo of gold bars weighing some 586.6 kilos, which is worth billions of shillings," Mr Nsimeki added.
Raids on gold mines are not uncommon in Tanzania. In May last year seven "criminal intruders" were killed at one of African Barrick Gold's mines in the north of the country. It was estimated that 1,500 people took part in this raid, attacking the local police with machetes, rocks and hammers.
As a result, FTSE 100-listed African Barrick said in October that it planned to build a 14 kilometre long wall around its North Mara mine to prevent any future incursions.
In the latest attempted gold theft, one of the robbers was killed and police recovered two sub-machine guns and a pistol. Local police said that one of AngloGold's expatriate workers suffered minor bullets wounds and was evacuated to Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, for treatment.
The Geita mine is the largest producing mine in Tanzania. The country's economy is mostly based on agriculture, but it has vast quantities of unexploited natural resources.
Haya sasa angalieni Comments hizi
PT_2208
01/07/2012 07:03 AM
Great - Thanks DT for telling the world that the plane flies every Thursday with gold bars, now every robber in Africa will be lining up to try his luck at winning the jackpot, no need for an 'insider'. At least the banks will feel safer one day a week.
grumpy1
01/07/2012 09:28 AM
They've changed it to a Wednesday.
Oops.
guesswho
01/07/2012 10:00 AM
Good job nobody mentioned that its landing in ...........
Brian V Hunt
01/07/2012 04:55 AM
My understanding from the Arab press is that ALL walls meant prevent the killing of innocent people are really walls in support of apartheid. How dare African Barrick Gold build a 14 km wall in Tanzania!
midatlantic
01/07/2012 03:13 AM
How do these Africans fly planes?
fredkite1
01/07/2012 07:57 AM
Like they drive Taxis - Flying Coffins.
They use a spanner instead of a steering wheel!
foxenburg
01/07/2012 11:46 AM
That's a little unfair. Remember Rixi Taxis and their Renault 4s with the umbrella handle gear change? Never had a problem with their driving. It was always so good to get off a plane in Salisbury and find a cheerful happy face. Difficult for lefties to comprehend.
lastrhodesian
01/07/2012 12:42 PM
60 666
check out
www.lastrhodesian.blogspot.com
Mpango mzima huu hapa chini
Tanzanian police foil $30m 'Great Plane Robbery' gold heist - Telegraph
