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Kuna hizi taarifa naona zimezagaa kote kwamba kampuni ya Coca Cola imeng'ang'ania kuajiri Mkenya awe mkurungezi wa tawi lake Tanzania, ila kwamba Tanzania imemkatalia kama ambavyo imekua desturi sasa, ambapo haya makampuni ya kimataifa yanatumia hela nyingi sana kusaka nani mwenye weledi na bidii ya uchapa kazi wa kuyasimamia na kila wakiishia kuchagua Mkenya, anakataliwa na serikali ila yeyote mwingine awe Mhindi, Mwarabu au Chotara anaruhusiwa.
Inapaswa itolewe tamko rasmi kutokea kwa serikali kwamba Wakenya hawaruhusiwi tena kusimamia hayo makampuni, hapo itawarahishia hao nafasi wawe wanatangazia wahind na waarabu. Inapaswa ifahamike haya makampuni huwa hawaajiri zumbukuku au zwazwa yeyote, lazima wasake kwa mapana na marefu maana wana taratibu zao zilizopitia ukaguzi wa hali ya juu, na kama wanamkosa humo ndani ya milioni 60 ya Watanzania wanayemtaka, basi haipaswi kuwapangia.
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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s Immigration Department said on Tuesday, 24 November 2020 that it would issue a statement in response to claims that it had denied entry to a foreign national who was to start working as new managing director for Coca-Cola Kwanza.
Since Monday, November 23, social media platforms have been awash with news of a foreign national, assumed to be Kenyan, who was denied entry into Tanzania so he could assume his role as managing director for Coca-Cola Kwanza.
The news item originated as a tweet from fichuaTanzania_official’s FichuaTanzania, a Twitter handle that markets itself to its readers as one [a handle] that documents and exposes human rights abuses in Tanzania while also fighting for freedom of speech, truth and democracy.
“Leo 23/11/2020 Mkurugenzi mpya wa Coca Cola Kwanza akitokea Nairobi na shirika la ndege la Kenya Airways amekataliwa na mamlaka uhamiaji ya Tanzania kuingia nchini kutekeleza majukumu yake mapya kwa maelezo kuwa kazi anayokuja kufanya kuna watanzania wenye uwezo wa kuifanya,” the twit reads.
Literally, this is translated as: “The new Coca-Cola Kwanza managing director was on November 23, 2020 denied entry into Tanzania upon arrival from Nairobi on a Kenya Airways flight. The Immigration Department did not allow him in on the grounds that there were Tanzanian nationals who could perform his duties [at Coca-Cola Kwanza]”
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Inapaswa itolewe tamko rasmi kutokea kwa serikali kwamba Wakenya hawaruhusiwi tena kusimamia hayo makampuni, hapo itawarahishia hao nafasi wawe wanatangazia wahind na waarabu. Inapaswa ifahamike haya makampuni huwa hawaajiri zumbukuku au zwazwa yeyote, lazima wasake kwa mapana na marefu maana wana taratibu zao zilizopitia ukaguzi wa hali ya juu, na kama wanamkosa humo ndani ya milioni 60 ya Watanzania wanayemtaka, basi haipaswi kuwapangia.
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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s Immigration Department said on Tuesday, 24 November 2020 that it would issue a statement in response to claims that it had denied entry to a foreign national who was to start working as new managing director for Coca-Cola Kwanza.
Since Monday, November 23, social media platforms have been awash with news of a foreign national, assumed to be Kenyan, who was denied entry into Tanzania so he could assume his role as managing director for Coca-Cola Kwanza.
The news item originated as a tweet from fichuaTanzania_official’s FichuaTanzania, a Twitter handle that markets itself to its readers as one [a handle] that documents and exposes human rights abuses in Tanzania while also fighting for freedom of speech, truth and democracy.
“Leo 23/11/2020 Mkurugenzi mpya wa Coca Cola Kwanza akitokea Nairobi na shirika la ndege la Kenya Airways amekataliwa na mamlaka uhamiaji ya Tanzania kuingia nchini kutekeleza majukumu yake mapya kwa maelezo kuwa kazi anayokuja kufanya kuna watanzania wenye uwezo wa kuifanya,” the twit reads.
Literally, this is translated as: “The new Coca-Cola Kwanza managing director was on November 23, 2020 denied entry into Tanzania upon arrival from Nairobi on a Kenya Airways flight. The Immigration Department did not allow him in on the grounds that there were Tanzanian nationals who could perform his duties [at Coca-Cola Kwanza]”
Tanzania to respond to claims that Kenyan blocked from taking over as Coca-Cola CEO
Tanzania’s Immigration Department said on Tuesday, 24 November 2020 that it would issue a statement in response to claims that it had denied entry to a foreign national who was to start working...
