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Hivi JK anapoongea kauli kama hizi nani anayemsikiliza na kumuamini? Au ina maana kuna kundi la watu ambao huwa wanakaa na kusikiliza kweli anachosema au huwa wanakaa tu kwa kuwa wakikaa watalipwa au wataonekana kuwa wapo wamekaa. Ni kweli JK na serikali wako serious kufanya analosema? au ndio ...
Kwa mtanzania mwenye akili timamu akisikiliza haya anaona ni usanii kwenda mbele, kwa mtanzania asiyejua a wala be anaona kweli JK kasema
JK: Investigate wealth of ordinary public servants
Wants law to separate business and leadership before 2015 poll
President Jakaya Kikwete has directed the Public Leaders Ethics Secretariat to investigate civil servants who are not leaders but are also believed to have amassed wealth suspiciously.
He also tasked the Ethics Secretariat to embark on the process that will lead to the enactment of the law to separate business and leadership to be applied in the 2015 General Election.
The president gave the directives here yesterday when closing investigation training for Public Leaders Ethics Secretariat legal officers held at the Police Training College in Kidatu, Morogoro region.
He said it was not enough for the Ethics Secretariat to only probe how public leaders obtained their wealth while there were many civil servants who were alleged to own wealth which was obtained illegally.
"The present law investigates leaders only; but we also want civil servants who are not leaders to be investigated, because majority of them own wealth which does not match their legal income," Kikwete stressed.
He said there was need for the Ethics Secretariat to collaborate with defense and security organs and wananchi in order to establish the truth on the ownership of the wealth and verify the wealth declaration forms.
The President said the aim was to ensure that the country had public servants who abided by ethics and did not use the public offices for personal benefits, thus affecting the country's development.
He said the Ethics Secretariat in collaboration with other organs should prepare a law to separate business and leadership which can be applied in the coming elections.
"There are some people who want to use their leadership positions to safeguard their interests. If that law is in place it will enable people to make better decisions," Kikwete said.
Kikwete said some business people vied for leadership positions with the intention of promoting their interests when making decision on important issues related to development.
"As a leader you are supposed to make correct decisions, but as a trader you submit your tender to councils. We must separate the two," President Kikwete said.
Hivi JK anapoongea kauli kama hizi nani anayemsikiliza na kumuamini? Au ina maana kuna kundi la watu ambao huwa wanakaa na kusikiliza kweli anachosema au huwa wanakaa tu kwa kuwa wakikaa watalipwa au wataonekana kuwa wapo wamekaa. Ni kweli JK na serikali wako serious kufanya analosema? au ndio ...
Kwa mtanzania mwenye akili timamu akisikiliza haya anaona ni usanii kwenda mbele, kwa mtanzania asiyejua a wala be anaona kweli JK kasema
JK: Investigate wealth of ordinary public servants
President Jakaya Kikwete has directed the Public Leaders Ethics Secretariat to investigate civil servants who are not leaders but are also believed to have amassed wealth suspiciously.
He also tasked the Ethics Secretariat to embark on the process that will lead to the enactment of the law to separate business and leadership to be applied in the 2015 General Election.
The president gave the directives here yesterday when closing investigation training for Public Leaders Ethics Secretariat legal officers held at the Police Training College in Kidatu, Morogoro region.
He said it was not enough for the Ethics Secretariat to only probe how public leaders obtained their wealth while there were many civil servants who were alleged to own wealth which was obtained illegally.
"The present law investigates leaders only; but we also want civil servants who are not leaders to be investigated, because majority of them own wealth which does not match their legal income," Kikwete stressed.
He said there was need for the Ethics Secretariat to collaborate with defense and security organs and wananchi in order to establish the truth on the ownership of the wealth and verify the wealth declaration forms.
The President said the aim was to ensure that the country had public servants who abided by ethics and did not use the public offices for personal benefits, thus affecting the country's development.
He said the Ethics Secretariat in collaboration with other organs should prepare a law to separate business and leadership which can be applied in the coming elections.
"There are some people who want to use their leadership positions to safeguard their interests. If that law is in place it will enable people to make better decisions," Kikwete said.
Kikwete said some business people vied for leadership positions with the intention of promoting their interests when making decision on important issues related to development.
"As a leader you are supposed to make correct decisions, but as a trader you submit your tender to councils. We must separate the two," President Kikwete said.