Suala la ESCROW, Ikulu yabanwa zaidi

Suala la ESCROW, Ikulu yabanwa zaidi

Washington, D.C.—The U.S. Government’s Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) issued the following statement after its Board of Directors (Board) held its annual country selection meeting on December 10, 2014:

“MCC takes seriously all of its country partners’ commitments to combat corruption. At-today’s meeting, MCC’s Board expressed continued concern over corruption in Tanzania, including the implications of the recent case involving Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL).

The Board noted that Tanzania has experienced a significant decline over the past seven years on the key indicator measuring efforts to control corruption.

While the Board voted to allow Tanzania to continue working to develop a compact proposal—given its passage on MCC’s policy scorecards and its strong previous performance as an MCC partner—the Board stated its expectation that the Government of Tanzania must take firm, concrete steps to combat corruption before a compact is approved.

Further, the Board voted to continue MCC’s engagement with Tanzania with the understanding that, in accordance with the Tanzanian State House December 9 statement, the Tanzanian government would act promptly and decisively on the late November parliamentary resolutions regarding IPTL.

The Board also reaffirmed more broadly that Tanzania must undertake a series of previously agreed upon structural reforms to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and transparency of the energy sector, and more generally to deal with wider corruption.”

Source:Millennium Challenge Corporation Board Says...

Ni uongo kama kawaida yenu Ingia kwenye website ya mcc.gov utapata ukweli na sio kupotosha uma hapa ukidhani wote ni wajinga .
 
Ni uongo kama kawaida yenu Ingia kwenye website ya mcc.gov utapata ukweli na sio kupotosha uma hapa ukidhani wote ni wajinga .

Umeamua kuingia chumbani kwako ukajifungia mlango, mwenyewe umevua nguo zooote unajitekenya huku unajiangalia kwenye kioo, unajiaminisha umefanana na Obama, unacheeekaaa!!!
 
[h=1]MCC Statement on Board of Directors' Discussion of Tanzania at the December 2014 Meeting[/h]
Washington, D.C.-The U.S. Government's Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) issued the following statement after its Board of Directors (Board) held its annual country selection meeting on December 10, 2014:
"MCC takes seriously all of its country partners' commitments to combat corruption. At today's meeting, MCC's Board expressed continued concern over corruption in Tanzania, including the implications of the recent case involving Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL). The Board noted that Tanzania has experienced a significant decline over the past seven years on the key indicator measuring efforts to control corruption. While the Board voted to allow Tanzania to continue working to develop a compact proposal-given its passage on MCC's policy scorecards and its strong previous performance as an MCC partner-the Board stated its expectation that the Government of Tanzania must take firm, concrete steps to combat corruption before a compact is approved. Further, the Board voted to continue MCC's engagement with Tanzania with the understanding that, in accordance with the Tanzanian State House December 9 statement, the Tanzanian government would act promptly and decisively on the late November parliamentary resolutions regarding IPTL. The Board also reaffirmed more broadly that Tanzania must undertake a series of previously agreed upon structural reforms to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and transparency of the energy sector, and more generally to deal with wider corruption."
 
Utakumbuka wakati wa mjadala wa sakata la Escrow bungeni, Mh. Kafulila alisema ukiacha hasara ya uchotwaji fedha na kusimamishwa kwa fedha za wafadhili (general budget support), pia kama nchi tulikuwa tumenyimwa kuendelea na phase two ya miradi ya MCC ambayo ilikuwa tusign makubaliano toka September. Nchi kama ya Ghana wao walisaini makubaliano hayo September. Waziri wa fedha alisimama kwa ushujaa na kukanusha akasema sio kweli, kwani serikali kupitia wizara ya fedha ilishapatiwa project hiyo na walikuwa wanasubiri tu kutia saini wiki chache zijazo. Huo ulikuwa ni uongo wa wazi kusemwa na kiongozi wa wizara nyeti kama ya yake huku akijua hawajafikia makubaliano hayo. Press release hii hapa chini iliyotolewa na ubalozi wa Marekani inathibitisha uongo wa huyu mwanamke.


Press Release

Millennium Challenge Corporation Board Says Tanzanian Compact Will Depend on Performance on Anti-Corruption and Policy Reforms
December 11, 2014

DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA – The Board of Directors of the U.S. Government’s Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) held its annual country selection meeting on December 10, 2014. In that meeting, the Board expressed serious concerns about the fight to control corruption in Tanzania, including the implications of the recent case involving Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL). Although the Board voted to allow Tanzania to continue developing a second compact program, it strongly encouraged the Government of Tanzania take firm, concrete steps to combat corruption as a prerequisite to the Board’s approval of any final compact.

The full text of the Board’s December 10, 2014 public statement is available on the MCC website here: MCC Statement on Board of Directors' Discussion of Tanzania at the December 2014 Meeting | Millennium Challenge Corporation

In its public statement, the Board acknowledged the importance of follow-through on the Tanzanian State House’s December 9 statement that it would act promptly and decisively on the late November parliamentary resolutions regarding IPTL.

U.S. Ambassador to Tanzania Mark Childress noted, “Progress in combatting corruption is essential to a new MCC compact, as well to an overall improved business climate in Tanzania. We are encouraged by the State House’s announcement of December 9 that it will soon address the parliamentary resolutions linked to IPTL, and we urge quick government action, given the impact on several key development issues.”

The Board also referenced a series of agreed-upon structural policy and institutional reforms the Government of Tanzania has committed to undertake in order to improve the efficiency and transparency of its energy sector institutions more broadly. Ambassador Childress commented further that, “We are pleased the compact development process will continue over the coming months, and we also want to stress that these commitments must be met before the United States will finalize any new compact with Tanzania.”

Tanzania was one of 10 countries discussed by the MCC Board, which met to determine the eligibility of countries to begin or continue the compact development process. If finalized, this would be Tanzania’s second MCC compact. Between 2008 and 2013, MCC funded a $698 million compact of investment projects in water, roads, and electric power throughout Tanzania. That compact program led to the construction of over 3,000 km of power lines, 450 km of trunk roads, two water treatment plants, and an airport runway.

The Millennium Challenge Corporation is a United States Government agency that provides assistance to developing countries. MCC is based on the principle that aid is most effective when it reinforces good governance, economic freedom and investments in people that promote economic growth and the elimination of poverty.
 
Hata mzee wa kaya ni miongoni mwa wanufaika wa kufilisi nchi
 
Washington, D.C.—The U.S. Government’s Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) issued the following statement after its Board of Directors (Board) held its annual country selection meeting on December 10, 2014:

“MCC takes seriously all of its country partners’ commitments to combat corruption. At-today’s meeting, MCC’s Board expressed continued concern over corruption in Tanzania, including the implications of the recent case involving Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL).

The Board noted that Tanzania has experienced a significant decline over the past seven years on the key indicator measuring efforts to control corruption.

While the Board voted to allow Tanzania to continue working to develop a compact proposal—given its passage on MCC’s policy scorecards and its strong previous performance as an MCC partner—the Board stated its expectation that the Government of Tanzania must take firm, concrete steps to combat corruption before a compact is approved.

Further, the Board voted to continue MCC’s engagement with Tanzania with the understanding that, in accordance with the Tanzanian State House December 9 statement, the Tanzanian government would act promptly and decisively on the late November parliamentary resolutions regarding IPTL.

The Board also reaffirmed more broadly that Tanzania must undertake a series of previously agreed upon structural reforms to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and transparency of the energy sector, and more generally to deal with wider corruption.”

Source:Millennium Challenge Corporation Board Says...

Wapuuzi tz nchi ina katiba yake wasitupangie it's not just as easy as taking a walk in the park.
 
Yaani wewe, Vladmir Putin unaharisha ila unataka watu waamini kwamba unatapika kupitia njia ya haja kubwa.
Ulicholeta hapa kinatofauti gani na alicholeta mleta mada?
Ni sawa na mtu akuulize umekuja hapa kutokea wapi? Mwenzako akajibu kutokea Kariakoo. Wewe ukajibu hapana, tumetokea Kariakoo basi likapita Jangwani kisha Magomeni, Manzese ndo tumekuja.
Unajaza saver bure tu hapa.
 
Mawaziri mzigo na serikali mzigo wapo madarakani kwa hasara ya nchi, iwapo rais haoni haya mambo, basi jicho lake ni chongo
 
Miradi imesimama na sijui kama itajakamilika. Kunamradi wa maji Kigoma Mjini nao umesimama kwa ukosefu wa pesa halafu wanaishia kulindana......
 
Washington, D.C.—The U.S. Government’s Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) issued the following statement after its Board of Directors (Board) held its annual country selection meeting on December 10, 2014:

“MCC takes seriously all of its country partners’ commitments to combat corruption. At-today’s meeting, MCC’s Board expressed continued concern over corruption in Tanzania, including the implications of the recent case involving Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL).

The Board noted that Tanzania has experienced a significant decline over the past seven years on the key indicator measuring efforts to control corruption.

While the Board voted to allow Tanzania to continue working to develop a compact proposal—given its passage on MCC’s policy scorecards and its strong previous performance as an MCC partner—the Board stated its expectation that the Government of Tanzania must take firm, concrete steps to combat corruption before a compact is approved.

Further, the Board voted to continue MCC’s engagement with Tanzania with the understanding that, in accordance with the Tanzanian State House December 9 statement, the Tanzanian government would act promptly and decisively on the late November parliamentary resolutions regarding IPTL.

The Board also reaffirmed more broadly that Tanzania must undertake a series of previously agreed upon structural reforms to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and transparency of the energy sector, and more generally to deal with wider corruption.”

Source:Millennium Challenge Corporation Board Says...

".....ukitaka kula shurti nawe uliwe kidogo" - prof Jakaya

Muhongo kwisha habari yake sasa...
 
Mchina yuko standby. Yeye uibe usiibe haimhusu, alimradi apate chake.
 
Tulishasema na hata Cdm tunatakiwa kujifunza,hili kuepukana na masharti na kutawaliwa ni lazima muijenge nchi ijitegemee ..acheni upuuzi wa kuwanyenyekea wazungu mambo ya kurudisha ukoloni kwa tamaa zenu za kuhongwa vijisuti hatutaki ilo mlijue si Ccm si Ukawa

Are you alright?
 
With all my heart n soul I hate USA Imperialism in my motherland...Kwa hili nawaunga mkono Lazima Tumbiliz wawajibishwe kwa mujibu wa sharia za uhujumu uchumi...
 
'Great Thinkers' wa JF mnapenda kukurupuka sana na kuropoka bila ya kuwa na facts. Waziri Saada Mkuya alisema ukweli, labda aliyedanganya Bunge ni Kafulila. Kafulila alisema kuwa MCC wamezuia msaada kwa Tanzania kwa sababu ya IPTL. Saada Mkuya alikanusha na kusema kuwa MCC watakaa Desemba kufanya maamuzi.

Sasa leo MCC wametoa taarifa kuwa wameikubalia Tanzania ipeleke maombi ya msaada wa MCC II baada ya kukamilisha MCC I ya $700m, lakini maamuzi ya kutolewa kwa msaada wa MCC II yatategemea na hatua za serikali za kuhusu ufisadi wa IPTL na kuboresha mazingira ya biashara.

Ukweli ni kuwa Kafulila naye alichemsha aliposema MCC imezuiwa, ukweli umesemwa leo na MCC wenyewe kuwa watatoa MCC lakini kwa masharti. Kwani kuna msaada gani unatolewa bila masharti?
 
Naam, ameiona "the Board voted to continue MCC’s engagement with Tanzania ".
Mmh... kama yako ni makengeza, basi tuite kuwa yamekomaa kiasi kuwa yanakaribia kabisa 'kunyofoa' macho yako yote mawili na ndiyo maana hivi sasa umeanza kushindwa hata kusoma maandiko!
 
Naam, ameiona "the Board voted to continue MCC’s engagement with Tanzania ".
Mmh... 'black widow' kama yako ni makengeza, basi tuite kuwa yamekomaa kiasi kuwa yanakaribia kabisa 'kunyofoa' macho yako yote mawili na ndiyo maana hivi sasa umeanza kushindwa hata kusoma maandiko!
 
Back
Top Bottom