Mwali: Mmiliki wa DOWANS ni huyu!

[Mfwatiliaji]

naona bado kuna option(s) i(zi)namiss

 

[kizazi kipya]

JK hawezi fanya lolote yeye ni Rais picha,nchi inaongozwa na rostam na lowasa

 

[Paul S.S]

Mkuu poll yako ipo bayazi, wataalamu wa research watakusaidia kuweka maswali kitaalamu.
Kimtazamo hilo ni kama swali moja tu

 

[M-mbabe]

Mbona ukijumlisha % zinazidi 100%?

Au mi kilaza??

 

[Ruhazwe JR]

Ushauriwa BURE!

1.Poll hii ingekuwa nzuri sana kama choices zote 5 zingekuwa kwenye option ya kwanza!
2.Hujawatendea haki watu kama akina MAKAMBA na JK, maana hujawapa option yoyote ambayo wao wangeichagua:
eg...
1.Tuache mambo yaendelee kama yalivyo!
2.Tumpe nafasi za juu zaidi za kimadaraka etc!

yani hawa jamaa sasa wanajikanya kila jambo kwa sasa hata imefikia kujipangia safari ya kwenda jusuhisha.inawezekanaje kwenda kulia msiba wa jirani wako ukauacha?nani akulilie?

 

[Kachanchabuseta]

Mbona ukijumlisha % zinazidi 100%?

Au mi kilaza??

Hope wamekosea

 

[Ta Muganyizi]

Option ya kumkili mbona haipo? Hata tukimfukuza atakakoenda watalia tu

 

[Malunkwi]

c dowans 2, anamiliki makampuni kibao na kufanya biashara zake bila kulipa kodi, pia huyo nd'o remote ya jk hawezi kufanya kitu ambacho rostam hataki kifanyike kwani ccm yote iko mikononi mwa rostam

 

[Discoverer]

Jamaa kashika nchi! Kumng'oa kwaweza kutikisa nchi na sio mtu wa maendeleo, otherwise jimbo lake ingekuwa Dubai kwa
mipesa ya dhuluma aliyonayo....

 

[Kachero]

Anamiliki Dowans na serikali nzima ya JK ameiweka mfukoni si unaona hakuna anaepumua kwenye suala la Dowans.Hakika uongozi wa Tanzania uko kwenye Auto Pilot na hakutakuwa na mabadiliko mpaka wananchi waamue vinginevyo na kumuwajibisha mkwere na serikali yake.

 

[Mwera]

Kila kitu kinawezekana hapa Tanzania.
Mwarabu anakuja, anaweka makazi, anapewa ubunge, anaiweka seriakli mikononi mwake na hakuna wa kumwajibisha.
Inasikitisha saana.

tutajie mwarabu gani aliekuja hapa akagombea ubunge??je waijua vizuri sheria ya nchi hii katika kugombea ubunge?au unakurupuka tu kwakua una chuki nawatu weupe?tuache ubaguzi ni dhambi mbayasana.

 

[Imaam]

Huyu jamaa inabidi awekwe detention ya ghafla atafutiwe kijiji kimoja awekewe ulinzi bila ya mawasiliano yoyote kwa muda wa miaka 5 kuhakikisha network yake yote imeisha akitoka hapo afukuzwe nchini,wakati huo huo mali zake zifilisiwe.

 

[Inkoskaz]

mfumo uliopo una mianya mingi...tukirekebisha katiba tukaondoa na hawa viongozi waliojisahau na vyama vyao vilivyodumaa kwa hakika hawa waitwao mafisadi watayeyuka kama barafu

 

[ugali]

Angalia hapa

The East African:  - News |Who really owns Dowans?

 

[Bukanga]

Tumuue na watupiwe Mbwa au Mamba because ametufanya kitu kibaya sana. :boxing:

 

[mshikachuma]

Dawa ya haya yote ni kuiondosha ccm madarakani basi.

 

[Mgoyangi]

Nimetumitumiwa hii picha na wamalawi ikiwa na neno "Umbombo
maana yao kwao inaelekea ni greedy! Lakini inaelekea ni taswira ya jinsi mabwana wakubwa nchini humo wanavyotafuna mali huku wadogo wakiwa wamezuiwa mikono.

Je huyu aliyewabana watoto kwa miguu ili atafune kilichopo kwenye bakuli ni nani?

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[Fredrick Sanga]

Hakika huyo hamumwezi, ni mbabe kweli.

 

[Masanilo]

Powerful businessman and ruling party MP for Igunga in Tabora, Rostam Aziz, is to be a beneficiary in the Dowans Tanzania award.

According to the proceedings from the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce also known as the International Commercial Court (ICC), which recently awarded Dowans Holdings S.A. and Dowans Tanzania $65 million as compensation for breach of contract by the Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco), Mr Aziz was appointed Dowans' attorney-in-fact as far back as 2005 "to manage the company's affairs outside the Republic of Costa Rica."

According to the resolutions of the Dowans Holdings board of directors, two directors of the company, Bernal Zamora Arce and Noemy del Carmen Cespedes Palma, granted in the name and on behalf of the company, a power of attorney in favour of Mr Aziz.

Powers granted to Mr Aziz include: "To transact, manage, carry on and do all and every business matters and things requisite and necessary or in any manner connected with or having reference to the business and affairs of the company and, for such purposes, to conduct all correspondences appertaining to such businesses and affairs."

The directors further granted Mr Aziz the power "to open and to close bank accounts... and to draw cheques on our accounts... and to sign all kinds of documents in connection with our accounts or money," read part of the resolutions signed by the firm's secretary, Mrs Palma.

It goes further to give Mr Aziz, the immediate former CCM treasurer and shareholder in the short lived RVR Rail Consortium that brought together Kenya and Uganda railways, the power to "pay, settle, deduct and allow all taxes, rates, charges, deductions, expenses and all other payments and outgoings whatsoever due and payable or to become due and payable for or on account of any property, whether movable or immovable and whether in possession or in action, now or hereafter belonging to us or to which we may become entitled."

Mr Aziz has consistently denied having any links to the Richmond company that was involved in the scandal that saw former prime minister Edward Lowassa resign his post (see Box). Dowans is the successor company to Richmond.

According to documents tabled in the arbitration proceedings, which The EastAfrican has seen, one Mr Gire, a cofounder of Richmond (REDVCO) who faces a court case in Tanzania over the same issue, is said to have told the ICC that the owner of the company is Mr Aziz.

The ICC was told Mr Aziz was such a "powerful and influential" individual that some laws were amended in his favour. The Richmond scandal was the subject of a Parliamentary probe that led to the resignation of the Mr Lowassa.

According to the report of the proceedings, the ICC accepted the finding that Mr Aziz was so "powerful and influential" as to have diverted the contract to the claimant, Dowans, outside the Public Procurement Act.

The contract went to favour "his friends and himself through the claimant and to have influenced the MEM (Ministry of Energy and Minerals) to force Tanesco's Mr Hans Lottering to sign the POA (agreement for emergence power supply)."

Mr Lottering testified before the ICC that he was told that "something would happen" to him if he did not sign the POA. He was formerly Tanesco's general manager-transmission under Net Group Solutions of South Africa.

The evidence presented before the Tribunal shows the involvement of Mr Aziz in getting the whole procurement out of the PPA and diverting the lucrative contract to a "business of him and his business friend" derived from the testimony of Henry Surtee.

The Tribunal accepted the testimony of Mr Lottering that, "even using the international tendering (open tender method) which is the most inefficient and the longest method, if not interfered with, Tanesco would have procured the POA more efficiently and within a much shorter period than the period of 18 months that the Ministry of Energy and Minerals took to procure POA through the committee formed outside the law."

Last week, Minister for Energy and Minerals William Ngeleja named the owners of Dowans Tanzania as Dowans Holdings S.A and Portek Systems and Equipment PTE Ltd.

He named the directors of Dowans Tanzania as Tice (Canadian), Gopalakrishnan Balachandran (Indian) and Hon Sung Woo (Singapore). Others are Guy Arthur Picard (Canadian), Suleiman Mohammed Yahya Al Adawi (Oman) and Stanley Munai from Kenya.

Under the country's Company Ordinance Act, there is no restriction on owners' citizenship or country of origin of a company.

A firm can be registered in Tanzania even if its owners are 100 per cent foreigners.

"The nature of owners is not a concern when opening a company in the country; it could be owned 100 per cent by foreign individual(s) or corporate firm(s)," Business Registration and Licensing Agency chief executive officer Esteriano Mahingila said.

The CEO also confirmed that the Dowans files contained the same list of directors as mentioned by the minister of energy and minerals.

"These files are public documents, whoever wants to peruse or even photographing them are allowed," Mr Mahingila told The East African, "the file is here."

The government was yet to decide whether to pay the $65.8milion (about Tshs 94 billion) to the owners of Dowans Holdings SA and Dowans Tanzania.

It is noted in the award ruling presented for registration at the high court that the practice regarding arbitrations is that an award has to be registered with the High Court for it to be a decree as if one issued by the High Court.

However, if a party isn't satisfied with an award, "there are two routes available either to apply to the Tanzanian court to remit the award to the arbitrators for reconsideration of certain issues or to apply to the high court to set aside the Award.

"To apply to set aside an award, it must be that the Award was improperly obtained or that the arbitrators misconducted themselves," reads part of the ruling by the ICC.



Source: various collections

 

[Mpita Njia]

Ipo hii hapa sehemu nhyingine, inajadiliwa tangu juzi