wandugu,
..............wananchi tuwe makini hapa. ..........
...............naomba kutoa dokezo tu kwamba Spika Samuel Sitta ni fisadi aliyeifilisi mamlaka ya uendeshaji makao makuu Dodoma -- CDA. sasa leo eti ndiyo amegeuka kuwa mdau wa kupiga vita ufisadi.
..[snip]...........Wizara ile haiwezi. Kusoma sheria si hoja ya utendaji wake katika wizara nyeti kama ile. Pengine wambadilishe apewe nyingine. Tusubiri tuone. Haya yote ni matokeo ya uongozi wa uswahiba.
Ngeleja na yeye ngoma nzito anatuhuma za kuvuta m 100, tatizo JK aliamini sana vijana na ndio wanamwangusha maana uzoefu ni mdogo kwa mfano mtizamo wangu ni kwamba kagasheki angepewa wizara na masha angekuwa naibu....
Mkuu NN, Kati ya watu 40ml. wapo wazee, watoto, wasio na uwezo wa kufanya kazi kwa sababu nyingine zozote na pia wapo wenye uwezo. Kinacho sababisha wenye uwezo kutopewa nafasi za kushika madaraka makubwa zipo nyingi. Chache ni kama zifuatazo;
1. Kutokujulikana uwepo wao (kwa wateuzi)
2. Kutokuaminika kwa wateuzi (maslahi ya taifa na binafsi)
3. Kutofautiana kiitikadi
4. Kutokuwa na sifa za kushika madaraka yanayohusika (sio wabunge, sio wasomi wa fani husika, sio wenzao n.k.).
5. Kutokujali kwa wanaoteua.
Kwahiyo Mkuu, sababu hizo na nyingine nyingi, ndizo zinazosababisha kila mara watu wale wale kurudi kwenye safu za uongozi, kuendelea kwa utendaji usioridhisha, kujiamini kunakopita kiasi kwa walioteuliwa (wakidhani kuwa wao ndio pekee wanaofaa).
wandugu,
..hivi Mengi amemsamehe kweli Laurian Masha? mbona bado anamwandama kwenye magazeti yake?
..Balozi Kagasheki naye alikumbwa na kashfa alipokuwa UN. sijui hata kwanini Raisi amemtueu kwenye nafasi nyeti kama hiyo.
kafara said:una uhakika na hiyo kashfa au ndio yale yale ya kusikia?
kama una uhakika hebu tuelezee hiyo kashfa ilikuwaje.
Swiss Investigates Possibility of Bribery in U.N. Contract
Judith Miller
Swiss judge is investigating possible bribery charges involving a $50 million contract to renovate the headquarters of a Geneva-based United Nations agency, according to government documents and Swiss and American officials.
Jean-Bernard Schmid, the Geneva-based judge who has led the criminal inquiry, said in a telephone interview on Friday that his investigation was focusing on Michael Wilson, who was a consultant to the company that won the renovation contract at the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Mr. Wilson, a Ghanaian businessman, has been identified by investigators as a business associate of Kojo Annan, the son of Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general. The judge said Kojo Annan was not a target of the investigation.
Investigators said the judge was trying to determine if Mr. Wilson had bribed a senior official at the United Nations agency to win the renovation contract. Edward Kwakwa, the agency's legal counsel, said Khamis Suedi KAGASHEKI, a top official at the intellectual property agency, acknowledged having received 325,000 Swiss francs, about $270,000, from Mr. Wilson, but said the money was from a private business venture that had no connection to the agency's construction contract. In an interview, Mr. Suedi said he had had nothing to do with the awarding of the contract.
Mr. Kwakwa said the agency's internal regulations, which are under review, permitted agency employees to have outside business interests as long as they were reported to the agency, approved by the agency's director and did not involve intellectual property. Mr. Suedi recently informed the agency that he was leaving in late April to pursue other activities, Mr. Kwakwa said, adding that he was not aware that Mr. Suedi had violated any rules of the agency, which registers and protects intellectual property.
Mr. Wilson did not return repeated phone messages seeking comment.
The criminal investigation was first reported Friday by Le Temps, a Geneva-based newspaper. Judge Schmid confirmed information published in the article, but declined to elaborate on details of his inquiry.
Mr. Wilson's relationship with Kojo Annan was cited in a recent report issued by the United Nations commission investigating its oil-for-food program in Iraq . According to the commission, Mr. Wilson was a vice president at Cotecna Inspection S.A., a company that worked for the oil-for-food program, and Mr. Wilson helped get Mr. Annan a job at the company.
After both men left Cotecna, they became partners in a consulting business in Africa, according to investigators in the United States and Europe . Kojo Annan's lawyer, Clarissa Amato, declined comment for publication.
The Swiss investigation concerns Mr. Wilson's activities in Geneva . Mr. Kwakwa said Mr. Wilson had been an intern at the intellectual property agency "decades ago" when his father was posted in Geneva as an ambassador from Ghana . Mr. Kwakwa said that more recently Mr. Suedi told officials there that he and Mr. Wilson had been doing work that involved "benevolent, nongovernmental organizations." Mr. Kwakwa said the outside work had been approved by the agency.
In a March interview, Mr. Suedi said that he and Mr. Wilson had done some consulting work in connection with the prospective purchase and management of hotels in Tanzania , but that it "hadn't worked out."
Officials said that after opening the investigation last year, Judge Schmid ordered Mr. Wilson jailed for nine days, during which investigators reviewed his computer files and bank records. Investigators said he was released after he agreed to cooperate with the inquiry and acknowledged having received a large consulting fee from the BPS construction consortium - comprising Béric S.A., Perret and Seydoux-DMB, - that renovated the headquarters. He also acknowledged having made a payment to Mr. Suedi.
The agency is one of several United Nations agencies and affiliated organizations whose management practices have recently been criticized by internal and outside reviews. A review published in February by United Nations officials in New York recommended substantial changes in the agency's budgeting and personnel policies.
"The inspectors believe a headquarters review and needs assessment should be undertaken urgently," says the review, a copy of which is posted on the agency's Web site.
The New York Times, 16 April 2005:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/16/in...html?th&emc=th
Kafara,
..naona umekuja kwa kasi kama mbogo.
..sina uhakika na hiyo kashfa, bali ni yaleyale mambo ya kusikia na majungu-majungu.
..majungu-majungu yenyewe nimekuwekea hapa chini. yalitokea UN na kuandikwa kwenye New York Times.
Swiss Investigates Possibility of Bribery in U.N. Contract
Judith Miller
Swiss judge is investigating possible bribery charges involving a $50 million contract to renovate the headquarters of a Geneva-based United Nations agency, according to government documents and Swiss and American officials.
Jean-Bernard Schmid, the Geneva-based judge who has led the criminal inquiry, said in a telephone interview on Friday that his investigation was focusing on Michael Wilson, who was a consultant to the company that won the renovation contract at the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Mr. Wilson, a Ghanaian businessman, has been identified by investigators as a business associate of Kojo Annan, the son of Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general. The judge said Kojo Annan was not a target of the investigation.
Investigators said the judge was trying to determine if Mr. Wilson had bribed a senior official at the United Nations agency to win the renovation contract. Edward Kwakwa, the agency's legal counsel, said Khamis Suedi KAGASHEKI, a top official at the intellectual property agency, acknowledged having received 325,000 Swiss francs, about $270,000, from Mr. Wilson, but said the money was from a private business venture that had no connection to the agency's construction contract. In an interview, Mr. Suedi said he had had nothing to do with the awarding of the contract.
Mr. Kwakwa said the agency's internal regulations, which are under review, permitted agency employees to have outside business interests as long as they were reported to the agency, approved by the agency's director and did not involve intellectual property. Mr. Suedi recently informed the agency that he was leaving in late April to pursue other activities, Mr. Kwakwa said, adding that he was not aware that Mr. Suedi had violated any rules of the agency, which registers and protects intellectual property.
Mr. Wilson did not return repeated phone messages seeking comment. The criminal investigation was first reported Friday by Le Temps, a Geneva-based newspaper. Judge Schmid confirmed information published in the article, but declined to elaborate on details of his inquiry.
Mr. Wilson's relationship with Kojo Annan was cited in a recent report issued by the United Nations commission investigating its oil-for-food program in Iraq . According to the commission, Mr. Wilson was a vice president at Cotecna Inspection S.A., a company that worked for the oil-for-food program, and Mr. Wilson helped get Mr. Annan a job at the company.
After both men left Cotecna, they became partners in a consulting business in Africa, according to investigators in the United States and Europe . Kojo Annan's lawyer, Clarissa Amato, declined comment for publication.
The Swiss investigation concerns Mr. Wilson's activities in Geneva . Mr. Kwakwa said Mr. Wilson had been an intern at the intellectual property agency "decades ago" when his father was posted in Geneva as an ambassador from Ghana . Mr. Kwakwa said that more recently Mr. Suedi told officials there that he and Mr. Wilson had been doing work that involved "benevolent, nongovernmental organizations." Mr. Kwakwa said the outside work had been approved by the agency.
In a March interview, Mr. Suedi said that he and Mr. Wilson had done some consulting work in connection with the prospective purchase and management of hotels in Tanzania , but that it "hadn't worked out."
Officials said that after opening the investigation last year, Judge Schmid ordered Mr. Wilson jailed for nine days, during which investigators reviewed his computer files and bank records. Investigators said he was released after he agreed to cooperate with the inquiry and acknowledged having received a large consulting fee from the BPS construction consortium - comprising Béric S.A., Perret and Seydoux-DMB, - that renovated the headquarters. He also acknowledged having made a payment to Mr. Suedi.
The agency is one of several United Nations agencies and affiliated organizations whose management practices have recently been criticized by internal and outside reviews. A review published in February by United Nations officials in New York recommended substantial changes in the agency's budgeting and personnel policies.
"The inspectors believe a headquarters review and needs assessment should be undertaken urgently," says the review, a copy of which is posted on the agency's Web site.
The New York Times, 16 April 2005:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/16/in...html?th&emc=th.
Wakati umefika sasa wa kuandaa muswada wa kumruhusu rais kuteua mawaziri nje ya wabunge... maana ile pool ya watu kama 300 mjengoni, ni kama tambala lililooza, kila unaposhika panachanika....
Utamuondoa masha sawa, lakini hiyo replacement itakua ni yaleyale. Ikija dili la new driver's licence hapa, mtu atahangaika na kuiweka kampuni yake au ya wafadhili wake. Masha ndio kakosea, lakini the tabia can be said of all the mawaziri...wanazidiana mbinu tu. Huwezi mtu kutumia millioni 200 au zaidi kutafuta ubunge, halafu ukipata uwaziri ufanye kazi ya umma.
Huwezi mtu kutumia millioni 200 au zaidi kutafuta ubunge, halafu ukipata uwaziri ufanye kazi ya umma.
Kwa mujibu wa uchunguzi wa Nipashe wiki iliyopita, wajumbe wanaounda Bodi ya Zabuni ya Wizara hiyo, ni pamoja na wajumbe kutoka Magereza, Uhamiaji, Jeshi la Polisi, Kikosi cha Zimamoto na Uokoaji na mchakato wa zabuni hiyo uliwahusisha pia maofisa kutoka Taasisi ya Kuzuia na Kupambana na Rushwa nchini (Takukuru) na Usalama wa Taifa.
Wakuu hao jamaa niliowawekea nyekundu wana msaada(kazi) gani kwenye mchakato mzima wa zabuni (naomba kuelimishwa)!
``Ni kweli wiki ijayo (wiki hii) tumemwita Waziri Masha pamoja na wataalam hao ili kuweza kupata ukweli wa mambo,`` alisema Masilingi.
Alisema anatoa wito kwa mtu yeyote mwenye taarifa kuhusu sakata hilo kuwasilisha taarifa yake mbele ya kamati, vyombo vya dola na Taasisi ya Kuzuia na Kupambana na Rushwa (Takukuru).
Kuhani,
.....at times huwa nafikiriaaa wee.......najiuliza hivi hawa watu wana kumbukumbu kweli vichwani mwao na kweli wanajua wanachokiongea au.......basi tu ili mradi nao wasikike..............