Waziri Ngeleja: Serikali imeridhia kuilipa DOWANS Bilioni 95

Waziri Ngeleja: Serikali imeridhia kuilipa DOWANS Bilioni 95

Invisible said:
Mkuu mimi nakusoma vema sana lakini nina haya:

  1. Serikali ni nini haswa?
  2. Ngeleja ni nani mpaka mjihakikishie kuwa LAZIMA atamlipa boss wake?
  3. Kama wakilipwa bila kodi unadhani TRA watakuwa na meno?
Sisi wananchi tunasema HATUTAKI walipwe DOWANS, sasa 'serikali' hiyo ni kwa ajili ya nani? Wasiwasi wao nini? Kama wanadhani haya ni maandishi ya JF tu basi wajaribu kuitisha hata kura ya maoni juu ya hili. Kama ni DOWANS kulipwa itahitaji muda ili kwanza wabunge ambao ni wawakilishi wetu HALALI (japo wapo kibao mamluki) tuone nao wamekubali kutuingiza katika matatizo haya na tujue siku ya siku nani 'tutamhukumu kwa haki' ama wameamua kutunusuru na janga hili.

Maamuzi toka watu wachache kwa niaba ya watanzania wote katika jambo nyeti kama hili si ya kuanza kupewa baraka kirahisi hivi, ati 'ni wazi watalipwa'... Tuwafahamishe kuwa wakishalipa watarajie baraza la mawaziri kung'atuka karibuni.

This' serious!
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Invisible nakusoma, kusema kweli nipo kazini na sifanyi kazi naangalia hili saga linavyo unfold. Hawa jamaa ni wahuni, na wanachokifanya ni ubabe.

Nadhani ni muda muafaka wa kutumia balozi mbali mbali email kuziambia kwamba pesa mnazotupa kwa misaada zinalipiwa madeni ya kampuni hewa. Tuwaombe wakate misaada, Ngeleja na wahuni wenzie wanasema tule hata majani ili kampuni hewa zilipwe, basi bola tusipewa msaada hata chembe.
 
ts vry serious indeed....sijui tulikosea wapi nchi hii, watu walopewa dhamana ndio wanafanya madudu na thy seems to dont care wat the wananchi says na bado wanadunda tu kwa majibu ya kejeli na ubabe...tumevumilia upumbavu vya kutosha kama si wasomi...watanganyika lazma tupinge kwa nguvu zote....wameshatufanya mazezeta.
Invisible said:
Mkuu mimi nakusoma vema sana lakini nina haya:

  1. Serikali ni nini haswa?
  2. Ngeleja ni nani mpaka mjihakikishie kuwa LAZIMA atamlipa boss wake?
  3. Kama wakilipwa bila kodi unadhani TRA watakuwa na meno?
Sisi wananchi tunasema HATUTAKI walipwe DOWANS, sasa 'serikali' hiyo ni kwa ajili ya nani? Wasiwasi wao nini? Kama wanadhani haya ni maandishi ya JF tu basi wajaribu kuitisha hata kura ya maoni juu ya hili. Kama ni DOWANS kulipwa itahitaji muda ili kwanza wabunge ambao ni wawakilishi wetu HALALI (japo wapo kibao mamluki) tuone nao wamekubali kutuingiza katika matatizo haya na tujue siku ya siku nani 'tutamhukumu kwa haki' ama wameamua kutunusuru na janga hili.

Maamuzi toka watu wachache kwa niaba ya watanzania wote katika jambo nyeti kama hili si ya kuanza kupewa baraka kirahisi hivi, ati 'ni wazi watalipwa'... Tuwafahamishe kuwa wakishalipa watarajie baraza la mawaziri kung'atuka karibuni.

This' serious!
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Whats going on humu JF?
nilikuwa kwenye thread iliyoanzishwa na Rev.Kishoka lakini ghafla najikuta humu kwenye thread hii/
Ile imeshafutwa au?
 
Ndibalema said:
Whats going on humu JF?
nilikuwa kwenye thread iliyoanzishwa na Rev.Kishoka lakini ghafla najikuta humu kwenye thread hii/
Ile imeshafutwa au?
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Mods, jaribuni kutulia kidogo - mnatuchanganya ebo ! Hii issue ya Dowans ni kubwa - hii ni make or break katika taifa letu na swala la utawala unaozingatia sheria. Mwizi wetu tunamlea na anavyozidi kunenepa na kuneemeka kwa uovu wake ndivyo anavyozidi kutuibia bila haya wala soni. Mwizi wetu yuko katika sura mbali mbali lakini the bottom line ni yule yule ambaye tumemkabidhi mamlaka ya kutulinda na sasa hata huo ulinzi kasahau, ameanza kutuua.

Kama Dowans italipwa tujue hatuna Raisi, hatuna serikali, hatuna bunge na hatuna mahakama - ni rules of the jungle moja kwa moja na tukifikia hapo ni kila mtu kujihami kwa njia anavyojua, period. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete maji yamemfika shingoni na bahati mbaya anawatumia mazezeta kama Ngeleja, Werema, Saidi Mwema ...kujaribu kujiokoa kwa njia moja tu anayoijua, mabavu. No, no , no, jua linaelekea kuchwa, it is too late now.

Ilianza EPA tukanyamaza, ikaja RICHMOND tukanyamaza, ikaja DOWANS tukanyamaza, ikaja MEREMETA tukanyamaza, ikaja KAGODA tukanyamaza, ikaja DEEP GREEN tukanyamaza, ikaja KIWIRA tukanyamaza, ikaja........... tukanyamaza hadi sasa zinaanza kujirudia DOWANS tena ! Amani na utulivu gani unaoongelewa hapa Watanzania wenzangu, wa kutawaliwa na wezi na mfisadi ? wa kudanganywa kila leo ? wa ... amani, my foot !

I am mad, mad, mad ! halafu wanatokea mazezeta wengine wapuuzi kuutetea huu uovu !
 
Hivi huyu PINOCHIO alikuwa wapi wakati huuu mkataba unajadiliwa na kutiwa

Treasury does not have funds to pay the Sh91 billion compensation that Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) owes controversial private power firm Dowans, Finance and Economic Affairs minister Mustafa Mkulo said yesterday.

Mr Mkulo told The Citizen in a telephone interview from his Kilosa constituency that the matter was being handled by the Energy and Minerals ministry.

Mr Mkulo said the Finance ministry had no plans to include the compensation in the national budget.

"I can't say more as I'm on leave…however, that is their (Energy and Minerals) burden and they should find the means from their ministerial budget," he said.

The Citizen had sought to know whether the money would be set aside in the 2011/12 Budget to be tabled in Parliament in June or if Treasury has extra funds to settle such debts.

Meanwhile, former National Assembly Speaker Samuel Sitta, who now is the East African Cooperation minister, said the decision to pay Dowans had not gone through the Cabinet.

Mr Sitta said he would seek an explanation over the matter when the Cabinet convenes, adding that there were some unanswered questions.*

Mr Sitta, who was the Speaker when a parliamentary committee investigated Dowans' predecessor, Richmond Development Company, over the $172 million emergency power supply scandal, said it was "painful" to pay the amount.

The minister said he believed Mr Ngeleja and Attorney General Frederick Werema would have something to tell the Cabinet since all the announcements they were making had not been discussed by ministers.
"They will have to tell us…t is very serious. We have not discussed the matter collectively and made a decision to pay up," he said, adding that he was commenting as a responsible citizen, knowing the issue was outside his docket.

Yesterday Mr Ngeleja could not be reached for reaction even as anti-corruption activists and other political leaders said they were surprised at the manner in which the Dowans saga was being handled within government.**

In a swift reaction, Civic United Front (CUF) national chairman Prof Ibrahim Lipumba called on all involved government officials, irrespective of where they sit, to resign, saying they have insulted the intelligence of Tanzanians.

"As far as I am concerned, the buck stops with the President…it is a pity that he is just sitting and watching this happen. Our beautiful country is now going like a rudderless ship," said Prof Lipumba.

The renowned economist said the country had no such money to waste and that it would be a pity to pay it while it could have been spent on other developmental activities.

The executive director of Concern for Development Initiatives in Africa (FORDIA), Mr Bubelwa Kaiza, said the government would not escape blame despite releasing the names of Dowans owners.

*"The way this thing has been going leaves no doubt that some government officials are owners….why were they quiet for that long? Why are they taking this matter so lightly?" he queried. He said poor taxpayers would be overburdened with the debt.

The executive secretary of the non-governmental organization Agenda Participation 2000, Mr Moses Kulaba, said the naming of the owners of the company was pity and could not mean there were no shareholders of the company in the Tanzanian government.

Mr Ngeleja on Thursday announced that the government would pay the compensation as ordered by the international trade tribunal following a contractual dispute between Dowans whose contract was ended by Tanesco in 2008.*

Source: Mkulo: Treasury will not pay Dowans
 
So what, asitufanya wajinga woote. Akawadanganye kilosa huko. Kwani Tanesko na wizara wakisema hawana hela nani atatoa kama sio hazina?
 
Mbona husemi vizuri? Kama hiyo ni kauli ya Mkullo angalau ungelituambia, aliisema lini na wapi na sisi tupate kujua.
 
Hii ni mpya ya 2011. Kwa hiyo hizo pesa zitatoka wapi? Mbona hakujibu hilo swali? Gosh!
 
He is on leave,akirudi maybe atakuwa na jibu tofauti...........na hapo ni kauli yake kama Mkullo,baba na mume,mbunge wa Kilosa na si kama waziri wa fedha.Tusubiri arudi ofisini au aongee na Mh Rais au ashauriwe na milimili ya dola ya nchi hii........am waiting!:A S-confused1:
 
Hapa naona kuna mtu nafasi yake iko mashakani,

Kama vile Waziri Ngeleja amekalia kuti kavu?
 
majambo said:
Hivi huyu PINOCHIO alikuwa wapi wakati huuu mkataba unajadiliwa na kutiwa

Treasury does not have funds to pay the Sh91 billion compensation that Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) owes controversial private power firm Dowans, Finance and Economic Affairs minister Mustafa Mkulo said yesterday.

Mr Mkulo told The Citizen in a telephone interview from his Kilosa constituency that the matter was being handled by the Energy and Minerals ministry.

Mr Mkulo said the Finance ministry had no plans to include the compensation in the national budget.

"I can't say more as I'm on leave…however, that is their (Energy and Minerals) burden and they should find the means from their ministerial budget," he said.

The Citizen had sought to know whether the money would be set aside in the 2011/12 Budget to be tabled in Parliament in June or if Treasury has extra funds to settle such debts.

Meanwhile, former National Assembly Speaker Samuel Sitta, who now is the East African Cooperation minister, said the decision to pay Dowans had not gone through the Cabinet.

Mr Sitta said he would seek an explanation over the matter when the Cabinet convenes, adding that there were some unanswered questions.*

Mr Sitta, who was the Speaker when a parliamentary committee investigated Dowans' predecessor, Richmond Development Company, over the $172 million emergency power supply scandal, said it was "painful" to pay the amount.

The minister said he believed Mr Ngeleja and Attorney General Frederick Werema would have something to tell the Cabinet since all the announcements they were making had not been discussed by ministers.
"They will have to tell us…t is very serious. We have not discussed the matter collectively and made a decision to pay up," he said, adding that he was commenting as a responsible citizen, knowing the issue was outside his docket.

Yesterday Mr Ngeleja could not be reached for reaction even as anti-corruption activists and other political leaders said they were surprised at the manner in which the Dowans saga was being handled within government.**

In a swift reaction, Civic United Front (CUF) national chairman Prof Ibrahim Lipumba called on all involved government officials, irrespective of where they sit, to resign, saying they have insulted the intelligence of Tanzanians.

"As far as I am concerned, the buck stops with the President…it is a pity that he is just sitting and watching this happen. Our beautiful country is now going like a rudderless ship," said Prof Lipumba.

The renowned economist said the country had no such money to waste and that it would be a pity to pay it while it could have been spent on other developmental activities.

The executive director of Concern for Development Initiatives in Africa (FORDIA), Mr Bubelwa Kaiza, said the government would not escape blame despite releasing the names of Dowans owners.

*"The way this thing has been going leaves no doubt that some government officials are owners….why were they quiet for that long? Why are they taking this matter so lightly?" he queried. He said poor taxpayers would be overburdened with the debt.

The executive secretary of the non-governmental organization Agenda Participation 2000, Mr Moses Kulaba, said the naming of the owners of the company was pity and could not mean there were no shareholders of the company in the Tanzanian government.

Mr Ngeleja on Thursday announced that the government would pay the compensation as ordered by the international trade tribunal following a contractual dispute between Dowans whose contract was ended by Tanesco in 2008.*

Source: Mkulo: Treasury will not pay Dowans
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sasa nyie mlifikiri na mlitaka ajibu je!? hivi mnafikiri atawaambia ana hela za kuwalipa.... mbona hamjui hela ya EPA iliwekwa wapi, na ile mbolea ya pembejeo ilitolewa tenda kwa nani? mtapewa taarifa tuu hela imeshalipwa... Mi simo... Nchanga w pwani huooooooo!!
 
Kauli za Mkullo na Sitta zinatia moyo; kwanza zinatupa ushahidi kwamba hata huko serikalini, siyo wote wanakubali dhuluma hii, lakini zaidi ya hapo kauli hizo zinatia wasi wasi juu ya utendaji wa serikali yenyewe; katika hali ya kawaida, waziri hawezi akatoa kauli anayodai inawakilisha msimamo wa serikali wakati hapajakuwepo muafaka wa suala husika huko serikalini kwenyewe.
 
"As far as I am concerned, the buck stops with the President…it is a pity that he is just sitting and watching this happen. Our beautiful country is now going like a rudderless ship," said Prof Lipumba.
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Need I say More?......
 
Hawa watu wana matatizo. Sasa Wizara ya Nishati na Madini ikiingiza katika bajeti yake ya 2011-12 malipo hayo bunge litakataa kuipitisha. Aah wapi!
 
kisheria kampuni ya uwekezaji lazima iwe na Director Mtanzania . Ni nani ? Kama sio JK
 
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