Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

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Hii siyo tuu wanafanya U-turn kwa yale yaliyofanyika awamu ya tano bali kuna jitihada za kuharibu legacy. Wataliua tuu shirika ili turudi kule kule tulikotoka.

Wengi tuu sasa wanasema tumepigwa, mi mdogo wangu tulikuwa tunagombana hadi kukatiana simu sababu alikuwa hampendi Magu wakati mimi nilikuwa mpaka na sisimka nikimwongelea. Cha ajabu hata yeye sasa hivi ananiambia huyu mama tumepigwa, hamna Rais pale.

Limaza, linazurura tu na ushungi!😏😏🙄
 

UNFAIRLY JUDGED!​

CCM must be held responsible kwa kukimbilia biashara ya ndege kujaribu kushindana na Kenya, hakuna CEO yeyote ambaye angefanya muujiza ATCL ipate faida, haitatokea hivi karibuni, Magufuli kapiga ngumi hewa! Sasa they are throwing these guys under the bus! Kama wali forge a summary of a session, ilibidi kufurahisha mkulu, serikali ilidanganya taifa zina tengeneza faida kumbe wapi., since the launch of the white elephant it is merely eating public taxes, Samia ameigeuza ndege moja kama yake rasmi, passengers are missing flights na kuna delays kibao, idiocy on steroids!! Ujinga na upumbavu kuchanganywa.

Former Air Tanzania managing director sentenced to 4 years in prison​



FRIDAY AUGUST 20 2021​

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Former Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL) managing director David Mattaka.
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By Hadija Jumanne
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Dar es Salaam. Former Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL) managing director David Mattaka has been sentenced to four years in prison or to pay a fine of Sh8 million after he was found guilty on four counts of abuse of office, occasioning government loss of Sh71 billion.

Mataka and co- were sentenced by the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court on Friday August 20, 2021.

The decision was handed down by the Chief Resident Magistrate, Janeth Mtega when the case was called for sentencing.

Apart from Mataka, the other defendants in the case are retired Chief Executive Officer, Dr Ramadhan Mlinga and former
lawyer of the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA), Bertha Soka, who have been ordered to pay a Sh2 million fine each or go to jail for one year, after being found guilty of one count of forging a summary of a session.
 
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