Ujangili na Biashara zisizoeleweka: Ni nani huyu - Mohsin Abdallah(Sheni)?

ACROSS Africa the illegal slaughter of elephants is accelerating at such a pace-recent estimates put the number killed at 100,000 in just three years-that it threatens to exterminate whole populations. The worst of this butchery takes place in Tanzania, the biggest source of illegal ivory.

Every third poached elephant in Africa dies on the watch of Tanzania's president, Jakaya Kikwete. His government has made some public efforts to fight poaching over the past year.

Among these is a plan to destroy the country's ivory stockpile of 112 tonnes, worth $50m, rather than sell it off, to place a stigma on the stuff. Billboards warn against the illicit trade and armed search parties have been sent into national parks to scare away poachers. Still, tuskless carcasses keep turning up (see chart).

One contributing factor may be the government's failure to investigate and if necessary prosecute high-level offenders. Some of these are said to be closely connected to the ruling Party of the Revolution (CCM), which has dominated the politics of Tanzania since the country's mainland became independent.

State corruption runs through Tanzania's illegal ivory trade from savannah to sea. At the bottom of the poaching networks are hired helpers who are often recruited from the armed forces. If caught, officers are transferred to new posts rather than fired. Some allege that soldiers rent out guns to poachers. Three years ago a legal game hunter, Andre de Kock, surprised a group of poachers and was killed with a weapon allegedly hired from an officer.

Police have even been known to escort convoys of illicit ivory. Last year an officer crashed a military vehicle outside Arusha, in northern Tanzania, with a stash of tusks and a gun with a silencer. Following analysis of his phone records, the head of the regional crime office is said to have discovered that his own deputy was directly involved in the smuggling operation, along with senior officials in the city. No one has been prosecuted.
Other armed forces and governments are also said to be involved. A report by the Environmental Investigation Agency, a non-profit group in London, documents involvement in the illegal ivory trade by Chinese government and military officials.

Yet it is allegations of corruption closer to the top of the Tanzanian ruling party that are of the greatest concern. In the past year The Economist has interviewed officials, conservationists, hunters, villagers, traders and investigators to try to find out who the senior beneficiaries are.
One name that merits further investigation is Mohsin Abdallah, also known as Sheni, a donor to the CCM and a former member of its national executive committee. He has controlled various hunting blocks near the Selous Game Reserve and a transport business, Zantas Air.
Several MPs have accused Mr Abdullah of using blocks of land allocated for legal professional hunting for illegal poaching instead. He denies all involvement. An assistant at his office, who declined to put Mr Abdallah on the telephone, said, "He is not doing any illegal business. His enemies are trying to destroy him."

An even more senior figure said to be implicated is Abdulrahman Kinana, the ruling party's secretary-general. He is a career military man who served as a member of parliament, defence minister and deputy foreign minister. An MP, Peter Msigwa, has accused Mr Kinana in parliament and outside it of involvement in the ivory trade. Mr Kinana has repeatedly denied the accusations and has sued Mr Msigwa, but no ruling has been published.

Mr Kinana owns a company, Sharaf Shipping, that operated a ship, the Bus Herman Ledley, which in 2009 was found in Vietnam with a container filled with 6.2 tonnes of ivory. Mr Kinana strenuously denies knowing about the shipment. "The accusations are unfounded, malicious and aimed at deliberately tarnishing my image and that of my party," he said at a public meeting. Our requests for an interview went unanswered.

It is not just the opposition that has alleged corruption at a senior level. Khamis Kagasheki, an internationally respected former minister responsible for wildlife protection, last year promised to "name and shame people engaging in this menace", adding that "this business involves rich people and politicians who have formed a very sophisticated network." Within months, however, he was out of a job because of abuses committed by soldiers and policemen involved in a crackdown on poaching.

The ivory trade is murky at the best of times. Mixed up with politics, it has become even harder to fathom. The government insists it is being smeared by the opposition, although Mr Kikwete admits that poaching is "a serious matter." Evidence of his concern might be to investigate Mr Kagasheki's charge that rich people and politicians are involved in the illegal trade, wherever that might lead.

Source: Tanzania’s dwindling elephants: Big game poachers | The Economist
 
rpg said:
across africa the illegal slaughter of elephants is accelerating at such a pace-recent estimates put the number killed at 100,000 in just three years-that it threatens to exterminate whole populations. The worst of this butchery takes place in tanzania, the biggest source of illegal ivory.

Every third poached elephant in africa dies on the watch of tanzania's president, jakaya kikwete. His government has made some public efforts to fight poaching over the past year.

Among these is a plan to destroy the country's ivory stockpile of 112 tonnes, worth $50m, rather than sell it off, to place a stigma on the stuff. Billboards warn against the illicit trade and armed search parties have been sent into national parks to scare away poachers. Still, tuskless carcasses keep turning up (see chart).

One contributing factor may be the government's failure to investigate and if necessary prosecute high-level offenders. Some of these are said to be closely connected to the ruling party of the revolution (ccm), which has dominated the politics of tanzania since the country's mainland became independent.

State corruption runs through tanzania's illegal ivory trade from savannah to sea. At the bottom of the poaching networks are hired helpers who are often recruited from the armed forces. If caught, officers are transferred to new posts rather than fired. Some allege that soldiers rent out guns to poachers. Three years ago a legal game hunter, andre de kock, surprised a group of poachers and was killed with a weapon allegedly hired from an officer.

Police have even been known to escort convoys of illicit ivory. Last year an officer crashed a military vehicle outside arusha, in northern tanzania, with a stash of tusks and a gun with a silencer. Following analysis of his phone records, the head of the regional crime office is said to have discovered that his own deputy was directly involved in the smuggling operation, along with senior officials in the city. No one has been prosecuted.
Other armed forces and governments are also said to be involved. A report by the environmental investigation agency, a non-profit group in london, documents involvement in the illegal ivory trade by chinese government and military officials.

Yet it is allegations of corruption closer to the top of the tanzanian ruling party that are of the greatest concern. In the past year the economist has interviewed officials, conservationists, hunters, villagers, traders and investigators to try to find out who the senior beneficiaries are.
One name that merits further investigation is mohsin abdallah, also known as sheni, a donor to the ccm and a former member of its national executive committee. He has controlled various hunting blocks near the selous game reserve and a transport business, zantas air.
Several mps have accused mr abdullah of using blocks of land allocated for legal professional hunting for illegal poaching instead. He denies all involvement. An assistant at his office, who declined to put mr abdallah on the telephone, said, "he is not doing any illegal business. His enemies are trying to destroy him."

an even more senior figure said to be implicated is abdulrahman kinana, the ruling party's secretary-general. He is a career military man who served as a member of parliament, defence minister and deputy foreign minister. An mp, peter msigwa, has accused mr kinana in parliament and outside it of involvement in the ivory trade. Mr kinana has repeatedly denied the accusations and has sued mr msigwa, but no ruling has been published.

Mr kinana owns a company, sharaf shipping, that operated a ship, the bus herman ledley, which in 2009 was found in vietnam with a container filled with 6.2 tonnes of ivory. Mr kinana strenuously denies knowing about the shipment. "the accusations are unfounded, malicious and aimed at deliberately tarnishing my image and that of my party," he said at a public meeting. Our requests for an interview went unanswered.

It is not just the opposition that has alleged corruption at a senior level. Khamis kagasheki, an internationally respected former minister responsible for wildlife protection, last year promised to "name and shame people engaging in this menace", adding that "this business involves rich people and politicians who have formed a very sophisticated network." within months, however, he was out of a job because of abuses committed by soldiers and policemen involved in a crackdown on poaching.

The ivory trade is murky at the best of times. Mixed up with politics, it has become even harder to fathom. The government insists it is being smeared by the opposition, although mr kikwete admits that poaching is "a serious matter." evidence of his concern might be to investigate mr kagasheki's charge that rich people and politicians are involved in the illegal trade, wherever that might lead.

source: tanzania’s dwindling elephants: Big game poachers | the economist
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mta-copy na ku-paste maandiko ya wazungu mpaka muwe wehu.
 
The Economist ni gazeti linaloaminika sana. Vile vile, ni vema kujua kwamba hizi taarifa za ndege ya Rais wa China kuondoka Tanzania ikuwa imebeba meno ya tembo zilishatolewa kwenye vyombo vya habari vya kimataifa siku za nyuma. Wale wanaohoji ni kwa nini taarifa ilichelewa wanakosea. Taarifa inarudiwa tu; ilishatoka. Sio breaking news hizi.

Wamarekani hawakawii kukamata wauaji wa tembo. Viongozi wetu wapunguze kwenda huko. Wakikamatwa wajilaumu tu wenyewe.
 
wakuu katika kuperuzi na kutaka kumgfahamu zaidi huyo Sheini nimevutiwa na kitu hiki

[h=1]Where Have All the Elephants Gone?[/h]In an outdoor café in Tanzania's commercial capital Dar Es Salaam, a dirty deal is being brokered. An agent claiming to represent a clientele of ivory buyers in Asia is shaking down the bona fides of two black-market ivory traders. His bodyguard is also asking questions. How much can they provide? How good is the quality of their inventory? How reliable and discreet can they be?

In an important first step to establish trust and to answer some of those questions, the four are soon heading to a secret destination to view some sample stock.

It's a deal done daily and many times over in one of the world's biggest ivory thoroughfares. Only the Mzungu (white) buyer and his security guard won't be following through on a prospective deal to buy hundreds of kilos of ivory. Foreign Correspondent's Eric Campbell and the world's top wildlife ranger, Australian Sean Willmore are exposing a sickening, destructive and booming trade that's sending Africa's Elephant on a tearaway ride to extinction.

"It's absolutely a war. It's an untold war." SEAN WILLMORE, RANGER

In Tanzania it's estimated more than 60 elephants are being killed every day, the ivory from the tusks spirited through corrupt channels out of Dar es Salaam and off to markets in Asia. The biggest and most lucrative is in China where an enormous, cashed up new middle class are in love with ivory trinkets and utensils, even chopsticks.

"In the last five years the demand for ivory has just exploded. They're getting ivory from Africa into containers, into international waters and into Hong Kong and (mainland) China. It's well organised. Syndicates with billions of dollars. It's just like cocaine and heroin, so how do you fight them?"
PRATIK PATEL – CONSERVATIONISTS AND SAFARI LEADER

In this disturbing and powerful return edition of Foreign Correspondent, we chart the rapid decline of the African elephant and investigate the dirty business that's doing them in. From an opening encounter with a lost and exhausted orphaned baby elephant, through Tanzania's sanctioned wildlife hunting operations, on patrol with an under-resourced and poorly armed, rag tag army of rangers and on into the labrynth of the black market ivory trader, it's an African Safari like no other.

It's a journey that leads us to the door of veteran elephant saviour and wildlife campaigner Daphne Sheldrick and her baby elephant sanctuary in Kenya. It's Dame Sheldrick who make's a chilling, disillusioned prediction.

"I think elephants could disappear in the next 20 years. It's a terrible thing. But it's up to the international community to do something about it isn't it?" DAME DAPHNE SHELDRICK

taarifa zaidi unaweza kuangalia mwenyewe

Tanzania/Kenya - Where Have All the Elephants Gone? - Foreign Correspondent - ABC
 
Na Ndio maana wana CCM mafisadi siku hizi wanampiga vita Jaji warioba kutokana na kazi yake ya kuchunguza rushwa ya mwaka 1996 enzi za Mkapa.

Mjue Kada wa CCM Mohsin Abdallah
Imeandikwa na Mwandishi Maalum, Dodoma
Jumanne, Agosti 07, 2012 07:45

*Tume ya Jaji Warioba ilianika madudu yake
*Ni bilionea anayehodhi vitalu vya uwindaji
Hivi karibuni, Mbunge wa Kawe, Halima Mdee (Chadema) aliuibua bungeni mkataba ulioingiwa baina ya kampuni za Uranium Resources PLC, Western Metals Limited na Game Frontiers of Tanzania Limited uliotengenezwa na Kampuni ya Kitanzania ya Rex Attorneys, na kusainiwa Machi 23, 2007. Mkataba husika ambao vipengele vyake vinaainisha kwamba unatakiwa uwe wa siri, unaihusu kampuni ya uwindaji wa kitalii ya Game Frontiers of Tanzania Limited inayomilikiwa na Mohsin M. Abdallah na ndugu Nargis M. Abdallah." Mohsin Abdallah ni Mjumbe wa Halmashauri Kuu ya CCM na mmoja wa wafadhili wakubwa wa chama hicho. Pia ni Makamu Mwenyekiti wa Chama cha Wamiliki wa Kampuni za Uwindaji wa Kitalii Tanzania (TAHOA). Mtu huyu ameshutumiwa kwa ukwepaji kodi na ‘kuwanunua viongozi' wa kisiasa na wa vyombo vya dola.
Mwaka 1996 Rais wa Awamu ya Tatu, Benjamin Mkapa, aliunda Tume ya Kuchunguza Kero ya Rushwa nchini. Tume hiyo iliyokuwa na wajumbe kenda, iliongozwa na Waziri Mkuu mstaafu Jaji Joseph Sinde Warioba.
Katika ripoti hiyo, Mohsin, pamoja na washirika wake walituhumiwa kwa mambo mbalimbali. Gazeti la JAMHURI limeona ni vema likawakumbusha wasomaji ili waweze kumjue vema kada huyu wa CCM mwenyhe ukwasi wa kutisha. Ifuatayo ni sehemu ya ripoti hiyo ililiyomhusu Mohsin na wenzake - neno kwa neno: Hill Top Hotel and Tours Ltd inayomilikiwa na Mohsin Abdallah na Hitesh P. Arjun ilipewa Certificate of Approval Enterprise na Kituo cha Uwekezaji Rasilimali tarehe 3/1/1991.
Baadaye watu hao walianzisha kampuni ya Kigoma Hill Top Hotel iliyosajiliwa tarehe 2/4/1992 na ambayo ilirithi ‘Certificate of Approval Enterprise iliyokuwa imetolewa kwa kampuni ya Kigoma Hill Top Hotel and Tours kuendeleza ujenzi wa Hoteli ya Kitalii ya Kigoma. Kampuni hii mpya inamilikiwa na Mohsin Abdallah, Hitesh Arjun na Deusidedit Kisisiwe. Wamiliki hawa pia wanamiliki makampuni mengine ama kwa pamoja au mmoja kama ifuatavyo:
(i) SHENIS COMMERCIAL LTD inayoshughulika na mauzo ya nguo, vitambaa na vipuri vya magari na mashine inamilikiwa na Mohsin Abdallah, Mrs Nargis Mohsin Abdallah na Deusdedit Kisisiwe. Kampuni hii ilisajiliwa tarehe 27/7/1988. (ii) TILE ANDA TUBE LTD iliyosajiliwa tarehe 7/12/1992 inashughulikia na biashara ya vifaa vya ujenzi, umeme, pombe na dawa na inamilikiwa na Mohsin Abdallah, Deusdedit Kisisiwe na Tariq Mirza. (iii) FIVE WAYS CLEARING AND FORWARDING AGENCY iliyosajiliwa tarehe 23/10/1992 kwa ajili ya kuondoa mizigo bandarini na usafirishaji wa abiria na mizigo kwa njia mbalimbali, biashara ya vipuri na vifaa vya ujenzi, uchimbaji na uuzaji wa madini nchi za nje inamilikiwa na Triphon Maji na Deusdedit Kisisiwe. (iv) ROYAL FRONTIER (T) LTD iliyosajiliwa tarehe 7/3/1994 kwa ajili ya uwindaji wa kitalii na usafirishaji wa watalii, inamilikiwa na Mohsin Abdallah, Deusdedit Kisisiwe na Rashid Omar. (v) GAME FRONTIER (T) LTD nee MNM Hunting Safaris Ltd, inafanya shughuli zinazofanana na zile za Royal Frontier na inamilikiwa na Mohsin Abdallah, Mr. Abdikadir Mohamed na Mr. Ahmad Muhidin. Shenis Commercial Ltd ndiyo kampuni ya kwanza kisha ikafuatiliwa na Kigoma Hill Top. Baadaye makampuni mengine yaliibuka haraka haraka, jambo linaloashiria kwamba yalitokana na Kigoma Hill Top na yanafanya shughuli zake kwa kushirikiana. Vifaa vilivyoagizwa na Kigoma Hill Top na kusamehewa kodi ni vingi kuliko mahitaji ya hoteli.
Kwa mfano, kampuni iliagiza vigae vya sakafu 27,248, containers 3 za marumaru zenye ujazo wa mita za mraba 3264.8, magodoro 120 na taulo 4,00 wakati hoteli ina vitanda 60 tu. Aidha, iliruhusiwa kuagiza boti tatu na injini nne (outboard engines) na kufanya Hoteli hiyo kuwa na boti 7.
Idadi hii ya boti ambazo imeelezwa kwamba zitatumika kwa uvuvi wa kitalii ni nyingi sana ikilinganishwa na idadi ya vyumba vya hoteli hiyo na inawezekana zitatumiwa kwa shughuli nyingine. Vifaa vya ziada inaaminiwa viliuzwa na makampuni mengine yanayomilikiwa na wakurugenzi wa Kigoma Hill Top Hotel. Taarifa ya IPC inaonyesha kwamba ingawa kampuni ya Kigoma Hill Top Hotel ilipatiwa misamaha ya kodi, IPC haikuona na haikupendekeza aina ya vifaa vya ujenzi wa Kigoma Hill Top Hotel vinavyotakiwa kusamehewa kodi.
Wakurugenzi wa kampuni walikuwa wanawasiliana na Hazina moja kwa moja kuanzia mwaka 1991 hadi Julai 1995 walipoanza kupitisha maombi ya misamaha hiyo IPC. Hata hivyo, baadhi ya vifaa ambavyo vilisamehewa kodi na Hazina havikustahili kusamehewa kodi. Kwa mfano, kampuni ilisamehewa kodi magari Na. TZF 5059 Toyota S/Wagon, TZF 8455 Toyota L/Cruiser, TZF 8612 Land Cruiser S/Wagon na TZF 6001 ambalo ni gari ya kifahari aina ya magari ya Mercedes Benz Sportscar, na ndege moja.
Ijapokuwa magari na ndege hiyo vyote vilisamehewa kodi chini ya mradi wa Kigoma Hill Top yamekuwa yanatumika na kampuni zao nyingine hapa Dar es Salaam na Kigoma. Kwa mfano, gari TZF 8454 lililoandikishwa tarehe 16/6/1994 kama mali ya Kigoma Hill Top, chini ya Import Declaration, mwagizaji alikuwa Royal Frontiers na Import Entries zilionyesha Kigoma Hill Top. Kampuni hii ilikuwa iagize ndege mwaka 1995 na ikasamehewa kodi kwa barua Kumb. Na TYC/1/150/9/176/7. Uchunguzi umeonyesha kwamba hakuna ndege iliyosajiliwa hapa nchini kwa jina la kampuni hiyo, lakini kampuni ya Game Frontiers ina ndege yenye namba za usajili 5H-GFT (Cesna 206) iliyosajiliwa mwaka 1995.
Uchunguzi pia unaonyesha kwamba kampuni ya Kigoma Hill Top Hotel inatumia sana ndege hiyo kwa kuwapeleka watalii na wageni huko Kigoma Hill Top Hotel ingawa haina leseni ya biashara ya usafiri wa anga. Tume imezungumza na mmoja wa wamiliki wa kampuni ya Kigoma Hill Top, Deusdedit Kisisiwe, lakini maelezo aliyoyatoa kuhusu tuhuma hizo hayakuridhisha. Tume inaamini kwamba:
(i) Bwana Mohsin Abdallah na wenzake, hasa Deusdedit Kisisiwe wamefungua kampuni nyingi za biashara na kuomba misamaha ya kodi kwa kampuni moja ya Kigoma Hill Top Hotel. Kampuni imeagiza vitu vingi vilivyosamehewa kodi na kuvitumia au kuviuza kupitia makampuni yao mengine ambayo hayakupata misamaha ya kodi. (ii) Wafanyabiashara hawa wamekuwa wanawatumia viongozi wa Serikali katika kuficha maovu yake. Kwa mfano, Kampuni ya Fiveways Clearing and Forwarding Agency ilimpa hisa Bw. Tryphon Maji aliyekuwa Kamanda wa Polisi Mkoa wa Dar es Salaam na hivyo alikuwa habughudhiwi na polisi anapofanya vitendo kinyume cha kanuni na taratibu.
Katika makampuni ya Royal Frontier (T) Ltd hisa zimetolewa kwa ndugu wa aliyekuwa Waziri wa Maliasili, Utalii na Mazingira Bw. Juma Hamad Omar na katika kampuni ya Game Frontiers (T) Ltd hisa zimetolewa kwa Ahmed Muhidin ambaye ni mtoto wa aliyekuwa Mkurugenzi wa Wanyamapori Bw. Muhidin Ndolanga.
Hisa hizi zimetolewa kwa wakubwa hawa kama kivuli (cover) ili waweze kuyapatia makampuni haya vitalu vya uwindaji pamoja na kurahisisha shughuli za uwindaji.(iii) Bw. Mohsin Abdallah na Kisisiwe wanapenda kuwatumia viongozi kama chambo katika biashara zao, ili waweze kuvuka kikwazo chochote kile kitakachokwamisha biashara zao.
 
East African Eagle said:
mta-copy na ku-paste maandiko ya wazungu mpaka muwe wehu.
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wewe ndo mwehu.
haya wewe mwehu hebu soma hapa chnini
Police have even been known to escort convoys of illicit ivory. Last year an officer crashed a military vehicle outside arusha, in northern tanzania, with a stash of tusks and a gun with a silencer. Following analysis of his phone records, the head of the regional crime office is said to have discovered that his own deputy was directly involved in the smuggling operation, along with senior officials in the city. No one has been prosecuted.
 
Abunuas said:
wewe ndo mwehu.
haya wewe mwehu hebu soma hapa chnini
Police have even been known to escort convoys of illicit ivory. Last year an officer crashed a military vehicle outside arusha, in northern tanzania, with a stash of tusks and a gun with a silencer. Following analysis of his phone records, the head of the regional crime office is said to have discovered that his own deputy was directly involved in the smuggling operation, along with senior officials in the city. No one has been prosecuted.
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Hata majina ya watuhumiwa hayajatajwa! Majina yamehifadhiwa!!!!! Unataka mtu aamini? Kwa hiyo hicho kipande ulichokata kwenye gazeti ndio ushahidi kuwa polisi wanahusika na pembe za ndovu? UKAWA kazi mnayo.
 
East African Eagle said:
Hata majina ya watuhumiwa hayajatajwa! Majina yamehifadhiwa!!!!! Unataka mtu aamini? Kwa hiyo hicho kipande ulichokata kwenye gazeti ndio ushahidi kuwa polisi wanahusika na pembe za ndovu? UKAWA kazi mnayo.
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''''''the head of the regional crime office is said to have discovered that his own deputy was directly involved in the smuggling operation, along with senior officials in the city. No one has been prosecuted.''''''
kama lugha haipandi sema wapo wataalamu humu watakutafusiria. usione so. JF ni jungu kuu halikosi ukoko.
 
Hivi mazungumzo yetu na wale jamaa WA Acacia yanaendeleaje, au wameondoka kimya kimya?
 
Kwa msaada wa Mwenyezi Mungu kwa kumpa Rais wetu, Dr.John Magufuli nguvu, uwezo, utashi na dhamira ya kuiponya nchi hii na kwa sisi wananchi wazalendo kumuunga mkono kwa njia yoyote ile, watu kama hao hawawezi kutushinda katika awamu hii. Huko nyuma waliweza lakini sio this time. Watanaswa tu na ukweli utaonekana na kama walikwepa kodi watazitema tu, kama walifanya jinai zozote, basi wakae wakijua watawajibika kwa yote hayo. Tumuunge mkono Rais Magufuli katika vita hii ili tushinde.
 
Nchi yoyote ile ambayo haina mfumo wa ufuatiliaji uhalali wa vipato vya watu wake, ni dhahiri kwamba watu waovu watatumia mwanya huo kuhujumu nchi kupindukia na hivyo kuwa na ukwasi wa kutisha ambao kwa namna moja au nyingine, kinamna, huutakasa na hivyo kuonekana ni utajiri halali!
Inawezekanaje kwa mfano mtumishi wa umma anakuwa na maghorofa au magari zaidi ya mahitaji yake lakini pia zaidi ya kipato chake na kunakuwa hakuna wa kuhoji? Inakuwaje, kwa mfano mfanya biashara mchanga kwa usiku mmoja anakuwa na ukwasi wa kupindukia bila hata ya kufuatilia mtiririko wa kipato chake kwa uwazi?
Aina hii ya ukosefu wa mfumo wa kutumia takwimu sahihi juu ya aina ya njia kuu za vipato vya wananchi, wigo wa ajira, aina ya raslimali zilizopo na namna zinavyotumiwa katika kuboresha maisha ya wananchi, mfumo wa uzalishaji na masoko, nk , hupelekea watu wengine kutajirika kwa njia haramu na wakati mwingine hata kuua wengine na kuwanyanga'nya mali zao! Nani atawauliza?
Ni wakati mwafaka kuweka utaratibu wa wazi wa vipato vya kila mwananchi na mtiririko wake badala ya kufanya hivyo kwa viongozi tu. Kwani inapokuwa kwa viongozi tu, huo unakuwa mwanya mwingine kwa viongozi hao hao kutumia jamaa au ndugu zao kuficha walichouibia umma / serikali au pesa haramu kutokana na rushwa!
Tijitafakari!
 
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