China: Hatuna nia ya kukamata mradi wowote Afrika kwa sababu ya mkopo

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Ni lini mikataba ilikua wazi Tanzania? Kuanzia wa SGR mpaka Ya Gesi ila kuna aliewahi kuhoji? Kipindi Tanzania inajitoa OGI mbona hamkupinga mlikaa kimya ila leo ndio mnahoji mikataba iwekwe wazi kwa sheria ipi? Hamkujua OGI ndio ilibana serikali kuweka wazi mikataba yote public?
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Ni kweli mikataba haijawahi kuwa wazi Tz na ndo maana watu wanalia. Ni kwamba wanaona ingekuwa wazi nao wangechangia mawazo. Lkn kuna ukweli gani hapo?
Je, kwa mfano, mikataba hiyo iwekwe mitandaoni km. JF!!? Kweli?Ingetekelezeka? Tungeonekana watu wa aina gani? Kuna kitu kama hicho duniani!?
Nafikiri wanaoingia/fanya majadliano wanafanya maksudi kwa manufaa binafsi huku wakiingiza maufisadi yao humo. Kiasi kwamba value for money haina nafasi. Wala dawa sio uwazi huo tunaoufikiria. Nionavyo mimi ni kuwa na wahusika muafaka wenye uzalendo wafanyao kazi "professionaly", wakiweka kando matumbo yao na kujikomba kwao kwa mwajiri. Lkn kutamani ni jambo moja, kupata ni jingine.
Katika nchi ambapo wanasiasa wanaona kusifiwa na kutukuzwa ndo dili, watasifiwa saaana, watatukuzwa pia. Na kwa kuwa vitendo hivyo vinalipa, yatachaguliwa maimba mapambio kutuingiza katika mikataba bomu na nyimbo nyingi kuhusu maendeleo zitatungwa na zimeshatungwa tayari - tutazisikia Des. 9, 2021.
Dawa ni katiba mpya, maviongozi bomu yatupiliwe mbali. Nje ya hapo tutaendelea kulazimishwa kuchangia madawati huku tukinyang'anywa kidogo (kuku?, mbuzi?) tulichonacho kwa kisingizio cha kugoma "kuchangia" maendeleo. Haya yanapatikana Tz tu, kuku inachangia maendeleo na kodi inamlipia mwanasiasa maendeleo ...duh! WaTz tumemkosea nini Mungu!?
 
It might be true that up to this moment "no project in Africa has been "seized" by China due to inability to repay loans." but who knows their future plans?
 
Jabali la Siasa said:
No project in Africa has been ‘seized’ by China due to inability to repay loans: Chinese Embassy in Uganda

By Global TimesPublished: Nov 29, 2021 01:08 PM Updated: Nov 29, 2021 01:39 PM


Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

The Chinese Embassy in Uganda on Sunday pushed back against foreign media speculations that China would "seize" control of Uganda's main international airport after the country failed to repay loans, saying that no project in Africa has been "seized" by China due to inability to replay loans.

Malicious speculation that Uganda sacrificed core assets to raising Chinese fund has no factual basis and distort the traditional friendship between China and developing countries, including Uganda, a spokesperson for the embassy said.

"No project in Africa has ever been 'seized' by China because it could not repay its loan. On the contrary, China firmly supports and is willing to continue to make efforts to improve Africa's capacity for independent development," the spokesperson said.

The loan contract for Uganda's Entebbe International Airport reconstruction project was finalized in March, 2015, under which the Export-Import Bank of China offered $200 million in loan. Despite impact from the COVID-19 pandemic, the project has progressed smoothly and 75.1 percent of the work has been completed thanks to concerted efforts by Chinese firms and relevant Uganda authorities, according to the spokesperson, adding that the airport will be delivered by the end of 2022.

The spokesperson further noted that contracts for the project is in line with international financing rules. "China-Uganda cooperation always adheres to the principles of openness, transparency, equality and mutual benefit. All loan agreements, including the Entebbe Airport reconstruction and expansion project, are voluntarily signed by both parties through dialogue and negotiation. There are no hidden terms and no political conditions are attached," the spokesperson said.

In addition to the airport project, China has also provided financial support in multiple sectors of the Ugandan economy, including agriculture, education, medical, sanitation and social infrastructure, according to the embassy.

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Jabali la Siasa said:
No project in Africa has been ‘seized’ by China due to inability to repay loans: Chinese Embassy in Uganda

By Global TimesPublished: Nov 29, 2021 01:08 PM Updated: Nov 29, 2021 01:39 PM


Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

The Chinese Embassy in Uganda on Sunday pushed back against foreign media speculations that China would "seize" control of Uganda's main international airport after the country failed to repay loans, saying that no project in Africa has been "seized" by China due to inability to replay loans.

Malicious speculation that Uganda sacrificed core assets to raising Chinese fund has no factual basis and distort the traditional friendship between China and developing countries, including Uganda, a spokesperson for the embassy said.

"No project in Africa has ever been 'seized' by China because it could not repay its loan. On the contrary, China firmly supports and is willing to continue to make efforts to improve Africa's capacity for independent development," the spokesperson said.

The loan contract for Uganda's Entebbe International Airport reconstruction project was finalized in March, 2015, under which the Export-Import Bank of China offered $200 million in loan. Despite impact from the COVID-19 pandemic, the project has progressed smoothly and 75.1 percent of the work has been completed thanks to concerted efforts by Chinese firms and relevant Uganda authorities, according to the spokesperson, adding that the airport will be delivered by the end of 2022.

The spokesperson further noted that contracts for the project is in line with international financing rules. "China-Uganda cooperation always adheres to the principles of openness, transparency, equality and mutual benefit. All loan agreements, including the Entebbe Airport reconstruction and expansion project, are voluntarily signed by both parties through dialogue and negotiation. There are no hidden terms and no political conditions are attached," the spokesperson said.

In addition to the airport project, China has also provided financial support in multiple sectors of the Ugandan economy, including agriculture, education, medical, sanitation and social infrastructure, according to the embassy.

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Jabali la Siasa said:
No project in Africa has been ‘seized’ by China due to inability to repay loans: Chinese Embassy in Uganda

By Global TimesPublished: Nov 29, 2021 01:08 PM Updated: Nov 29, 2021 01:39 PM


Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

The Chinese Embassy in Uganda on Sunday pushed back against foreign media speculations that China would "seize" control of Uganda's main international airport after the country failed to repay loans, saying that no project in Africa has been "seized" by China due to inability to replay loans.

Malicious speculation that Uganda sacrificed core assets to raising Chinese fund has no factual basis and distort the traditional friendship between China and developing countries, including Uganda, a spokesperson for the embassy said.

"No project in Africa has ever been 'seized' by China because it could not repay its loan. On the contrary, China firmly supports and is willing to continue to make efforts to improve Africa's capacity for independent development," the spokesperson said.

The loan contract for Uganda's Entebbe International Airport reconstruction project was finalized in March, 2015, under which the Export-Import Bank of China offered $200 million in loan. Despite impact from the COVID-19 pandemic, the project has progressed smoothly and 75.1 percent of the work has been completed thanks to concerted efforts by Chinese firms and relevant Uganda authorities, according to the spokesperson, adding that the airport will be delivered by the end of 2022.

The spokesperson further noted that contracts for the project is in line with international financing rules. "China-Uganda cooperation always adheres to the principles of openness, transparency, equality and mutual benefit. All loan agreements, including the Entebbe Airport reconstruction and expansion project, are voluntarily signed by both parties through dialogue and negotiation. There are no hidden terms and no political conditions are attached," the spokesperson said.

In addition to the airport project, China has also provided financial support in multiple sectors of the Ugandan economy, including agriculture, education, medical, sanitation and social infrastructure, according to the embassy.

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Anaitwa mama, rais wa JMT, amir jeshi mkuu, kipenzi cha watu, Tanzanite lady, mkombozi wa watanzania
 
Anaitwa mama, rais wa JMT, amir jeshi mkuu, kipenzi cha watu, Tanzanite lady, mkombozi wa watanzania
 
aisee, wachina nimewakubali, yaani wanaligeuza bara la Africa kama chapati.. !!
 
Jabali la Siasa said:
No project in Africa has been ‘seized’ by China due to inability to repay loans: Chinese Embassy in Uganda

By Global TimesPublished: Nov 29, 2021 01:08 PM Updated: Nov 29, 2021 01:39 PM


Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

The Chinese Embassy in Uganda on Sunday pushed back against foreign media speculations that China would "seize" control of Uganda's main international airport after the country failed to repay loans, saying that no project in Africa has been "seized" by China due to inability to replay loans.

Malicious speculation that Uganda sacrificed core assets to raising Chinese fund has no factual basis and distort the traditional friendship between China and developing countries, including Uganda, a spokesperson for the embassy said.

"No project in Africa has ever been 'seized' by China because it could not repay its loan. On the contrary, China firmly supports and is willing to continue to make efforts to improve Africa's capacity for independent development," the spokesperson said.

The loan contract for Uganda's Entebbe International Airport reconstruction project was finalized in March, 2015, under which the Export-Import Bank of China offered $200 million in loan. Despite impact from the COVID-19 pandemic, the project has progressed smoothly and 75.1 percent of the work has been completed thanks to concerted efforts by Chinese firms and relevant Uganda authorities, according to the spokesperson, adding that the airport will be delivered by the end of 2022.

The spokesperson further noted that contracts for the project is in line with international financing rules. "China-Uganda cooperation always adheres to the principles of openness, transparency, equality and mutual benefit. All loan agreements, including the Entebbe Airport reconstruction and expansion project, are voluntarily signed by both parties through dialogue and negotiation. There are no hidden terms and no political conditions are attached," the spokesperson said.

In addition to the airport project, China has also provided financial support in multiple sectors of the Ugandan economy, including agriculture, education, medical, sanitation and social infrastructure, according to the embassy.

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Jabali la Siasa said:
No project in Africa has been ‘seized’ by China due to inability to repay loans: Chinese Embassy in Uganda

By Global TimesPublished: Nov 29, 2021 01:08 PM Updated: Nov 29, 2021 01:39 PM


Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

Aerial photo taken on July 11, 2020 shows the Karuma hydropower project under construction along the River Nile in Kiryandongo.district of Uganda. Photo:Xinhua

The Chinese Embassy in Uganda on Sunday pushed back against foreign media speculations that China would "seize" control of Uganda's main international airport after the country failed to repay loans, saying that no project in Africa has been "seized" by China due to inability to replay loans.

Malicious speculation that Uganda sacrificed core assets to raising Chinese fund has no factual basis and distort the traditional friendship between China and developing countries, including Uganda, a spokesperson for the embassy said.

"No project in Africa has ever been 'seized' by China because it could not repay its loan. On the contrary, China firmly supports and is willing to continue to make efforts to improve Africa's capacity for independent development," the spokesperson said.

The loan contract for Uganda's Entebbe International Airport reconstruction project was finalized in March, 2015, under which the Export-Import Bank of China offered $200 million in loan. Despite impact from the COVID-19 pandemic, the project has progressed smoothly and 75.1 percent of the work has been completed thanks to concerted efforts by Chinese firms and relevant Uganda authorities, according to the spokesperson, adding that the airport will be delivered by the end of 2022.

The spokesperson further noted that contracts for the project is in line with international financing rules. "China-Uganda cooperation always adheres to the principles of openness, transparency, equality and mutual benefit. All loan agreements, including the Entebbe Airport reconstruction and expansion project, are voluntarily signed by both parties through dialogue and negotiation. There are no hidden terms and no political conditions are attached," the spokesperson said.

In addition to the airport project, China has also provided financial support in multiple sectors of the Ugandan economy, including agriculture, education, medical, sanitation and social infrastructure, according to the embassy.

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Anaitwa mama, rais wa JMT, amir jeshi mkuu, kipenzi cha watu, Tanzanite lady, mkombozi wa watanzania
 
"Kama Katiba ingeruhusu Mhe Samia Suluhu Hassan hakupashwa kuwa Rais wa mihula miwuli pekee,

Huyu Mama walau kwa Uchache angestahili miaka walau 15 "
 
Kuna watu wanapandisha bei za bidhaa kiholela kumchafua Rais Samia,

Waziri Mkuu pambana na hawa watu nia yao si njema kabisa,
 
Team JF,


MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2022.

#TUENDELEE KUMUUNGA MKONO RAIS WETU,
 
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