tupia story vizuri kamanda, funguka.
La hasha, unajuwa sana kuwa hakuna awamu inayoshughulikia ubadhirifu kama hii, wako waliozipeleka, wengi sana. Nakuhakikishia ukija kuwakuta na vigogo wa chadema wamo usione ajabu. Wizi walikuwepo na wapo wengi sana tu, mwizi hana chama wala alama usoni kuwa huyu ni mwizi.
Cha kusikitisha ni kuwa, kabla ya Kikwete hatujaona wakishughulikiwa ipasavyo, ni awamu hii tunaona kuna kesi zaidi ya 1,000 za rushwa Tanzania nzima (haijawahi kutokea kwa awamu zote) na bado zinakuja. Na sasa hivi tutaona wimbi lingine la kesi za Wilayani, Mashirika ya umma na ma wizara, kwani CAG sasa imeanza kufanyishwa kazi inavyotakikana. Ni mwanzo mzuri sana na matokeo tunayaona.
Na bado watu wetu hawana hasira!!! watakuja watu kujaribu kuhalalisha kwanini kufanya hivyo ni "modern banking" na kama mtu "ana fedha zake kwanini asiweke huko Uswisi"...
Na hii ni nchi moja tu, bado Cannary Islands hawajatangaza bado.................
unamaanisha nini hapa?au wewe nae ni mmoja wa hawa wezi?wewe kuwa airforce kwako kutatusaidia nini sisi masikini wa TANZANIA?Jaribu Tena baadae!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Government can Claim the Money if the person who Deposited does not have a legit Business that's what happened
to Ibrahim Babangida, all those Nigerian Senator's who stole OIL Money, Shehu Shagari etc; In Swiss Bank if you do
not have a valid Transactions or you cannot name any of your business investment then they can withheld your
Bank Account and contact your Home Country; That's why it is very inashangaza kwanini yule Mhindi wa EPA aliyekimbia
Serikali haijaomba pesa zake zizuiliwe; ina Maana Serikali pia imecheza Mchezo Mchafu.
Hizo zipo njiani kurudishwa. Wala usiwe na shaka na kazi zimeshaanza kufanywa kupitia sheria za Umoja wa Mataifa.
The anti-graft czar further said, People should stop laundering money to Swiss banks because they are no longer a safe haven as they used to be in the past.Things have changed so much that in todays world, no matter how long it might take, in the end all the culprits would be known and arrested.
Mimi sijamuelewa vizuri huyu Mkurugenzi wa PCCB ina maana waende kuweka hizo pesa kwenye bank nyingine kwa sababu Waswiss wameacha kulinda pesa za ufisadi
Usimsahau pia mpangaji wetu pale Magogoni.
The International Police Organisation (Interpol) in Dar es Salaam has said some local political bigwigs are behind the stashing of colossal amounts of money in Swiss banks, The Citizen can reveal today
Some corrupt Tanzanians, including prominent business tycoons and some top government officials, have secretly stashed away a whopping Sh315.5 billion ($196.87 million) in Swiss banks, The Guardian has learnt.
The amount is a quarter of the amount Kenyas tycoons and politicians have secretly stashed away in Swiss banks.
According to a report released by the Swiss central bank, Swiss National Bank, early this week Tanzania is among eleven African countries whose nationals have secretly stashed away millions of dollars in the countrys banks.
This is the first time the Swiss central bank has released financial details on various culprits who have stolen billions of dollars from Africa - an indication that gone are the days when African thieves enjoyed strong protection of their looted billions by Swiss banks and authorities.
The report further shows that Kenya is the leading offender in East Africa in terms of the amount of money that has been stashed away in Swiss banks. According to the report, a staggering Ksh72 (Tsh1.296 trillion) is in the countrys banks.
The report shows further that other countries whose nationals have stashed stolen wealth in Switzerland, in billions of Swiss francs, include Uganda (154m), Egypt (798m), South Africa (795m) and Seychelles (2.515bn), Zimbabwe (96m), Senegal (150m), Rwanda (29m), Sierra Leone (29m), Somalia (1m) and Sudan (179m).
One Swiss franc is equivalent to Sh1,900, according to current exchange rates in the domestic financial market.
The total overseas funds in Switzerlands banking system stood at 1.53 trillion Swiss francs, the report adds.
For the past one decade global pressure has been mounting on Switzerland to ask its banks to share information about their clients with foreign governments.
Reacting to the report by the Swiss central bank yesterday, director general of the Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) Dr Edward Hosea (pictured) said, We are going to write to the Swiss authorities on Monday (next week) to demand a copy of the report.
We want to know the names of those who have secretly stashed billions of shillings in Swiss banks we promise to recover the stolen billions once we have the list, the PCCB chief told The Guardian over the phone.
The anti-graft czar further said, People should stop laundering money to Swiss banks because they are no longer a safe haven as they used to be in the past.
Things have changed so much that in todays world, no matter how long it might take, in the end all the culprits would be known and arrested.
Early this week Dr Hosea, who is also chairman of the African Unions Advisory Board on Anti-corruption (AU-ABC), expressed dismay over the continuing rampant corruption in the continent, blaming some leaders for abusing their offices and condoning the malpractice.
Dr Hoseah made the remarks in Arusha when addressing the boards members who are preparing its annual report to be presented to the AU summit scheduled to take place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, next month.
He said Africa has been losing billions of dollars annually through corruption, adding: On a yearly basis Africa loses more than USD148 billion due to the practice, and the perpetrators of corruption are taking the money from the continent to banks based in the developed world.
Citing an African Development Banks (AfDB) recent report, Dr Hosea said: It is estimated that 50 percent of tax revenues and USD30 billion in aid for Africa ended up in corruption. Today the scenario has not changed, as some African leaders have become thieves in government offices while petty corruption continues to ravage the continent.
Between 2001 and 2008 Tanzania lost an estimated $1 billion (Sh1.6 trillion) due to corrupt deals masterminded jointly between corrupt tycoons and some top government officials. Among the scandals that cost the nation dearly were the Bank of Tanzanias Twin Towers project, looting of the External Payments Arrears (EPA) account, Meremeta gold scandal, Deep Green Finance Ltd, British Aerospace Engineering (BAE) Systems and the controversial radar deal.
Kitu mnachoshindwa kuelewa kwenye hiyo report ni kuwa hizo habari wamezitowa Interpol ya Tanzania, hii ina maanisha kwamba Serikali inafanya kazi katika hili suala hili halijaibuka tu lenyewe, kwani Iterpol hufanya kazi zake kwa kuombwa na nchi husika na nchi husika hapa ni Tanzania: