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Kazi tunayo watanzania
Kazi tunayo watanzaniaUkisikia kuishiwa hoja ndio huku, pamoja na maskandali yote tunayoambiwa wamemkosa mkulu hadi wanaripoti vijizawadi vya nguo? Hii nayo tuiite ufisadi? Dossier ya Wikileaks ni kubwa pekueni mtuletee hoja za nguvu tujadili!
Na bado. Mnakumbuka baada ya mauaji ya Nyamongo yule CEO wa ile kampuni ya madini alisema "mtanifanya nini. Mimi hata rais wenu nimemhonga." Halafu kuna watu wanathubutu kusema tumeishiwa kujadilia mambo kama haya. They are central to our predicament. Tuna rais aliyewekwa mfukoni na watu waliokuja kuinyonya Tanzania.
Bibie, naona umeishiwa. Unachojaribu kusema hapo ni nini? Huyu Sobodo alitoa hizo hela kwa Chadema kwa sababu kachoshwa na kule CCM inakopeleka nchi yetu tukufu. Lakini naelewa uko kazini.lCha ajabu ni nini:
Huyo ni Tudor. Kikwete huenda kule kupumzika.Hii issue ni balaa. Kuna mzungu mmoja inasemekana anamiliki kitalu kule mugumu serengeti anashangaa WHAT KINDS OF LEADERSHIP THIS COUNTRY HAS. mzungu anamiliki kitalu????? alafu muulize watalii wangapi wanashuka hapo kwake kwa wiki....when I heard this I was in tears my fellow citizens
<br />C O N F I D E N T I A L DAR ES SALAAM 000277<br />
<br />
SIPDIS<br />
<br />
DEPT FOR INR, R.EHRENREICH<br />
<br />
E.O. 12958: DECL: 02/13/2016<br />
TAGS: PGOV PREL TZ<br />
SUBJECT: KIKWETE CORRUPTION TIDBIT<br />
<br />
<br />
Classified By: Ambassador Michael Retzer, Reason 1.5 (d)<br />
<br />
¶1. (C) President Kikwete has accepted gifts (bribes) from<br />
the owner of the Kempinski Hotel chain,s Tanzanian<br />
properties, a citizen of the United Arab Emirates.<br />
<br />
¶2. (C) In a conversation with the manager and the publicity<br />
director of Dar Es Salaam,s Kilimanjaro-Kempinski Hotel<br />
hours after accompanying A/S Frazer to her October 18, 2005<br />
meeting with then-Foreign Minister Kikwete, I commented on<br />
Kikwete's flashy attire, asking "Who dresses him?" "We do,"<br />
they responded. Initially thinking this meant Kikwete<br />
frequented a men,s shop in the hotel, I learned later in<br />
the<br />
evening from hotel publicity director Lisa Pile (protect)<br />
that the hotel owner*UAE citizen Ali Albwardy*had recently<br />
flown Kikwete to London for a subsidized shopping<br />
expedition.<br />
Among other things, on that trip Ali Albwardy bought<br />
Kikwete<br />
five Saville Row suits. He had also recently made a $1<br />
million cash contribution to the CCM (which is a legal<br />
contribution under current Tanzanian law).<br />
<br />
¶3. (C) Pile told me the Kempinski Hotel chain is greatly<br />
expanding its presence in Tanzania. She said that in<br />
December it would open "the best hotel in Zanzibar." Her<br />
prediction was a little off; the new Kempinski hotel,<br />
located<br />
on the beach on Zanzibar,s east coast, opened January 5. I<br />
attended the opening ceremony along with Zanzibari<br />
President<br />
Karume, who was asked publicly by Ali Albwardy for a site<br />
in<br />
Stone Town to build a new hotel. Later that day, Pile<br />
revealed that the Zanzibar government had already earmarked<br />
for Ali Albwardy a hotel site in Stone Town.<br />
<br />
¶4. (C) Pile also said in the October 18 conversation that<br />
Ali<br />
Abwardy was about to receive the rights to construct two<br />
new<br />
hotels on the mainland: one on the edge of Ngorongoro<br />
Crater<br />
and another on the Serengeti plain overlooking the main<br />
animal migration routes. Stringent conservation rules<br />
currently ban the construction of permanent structures<br />
inside<br />
national parks*including in the crater and on the Serengeti<br />
plain*but Pile said that in November legislation would be<br />
introduced to parliament to authorize the new hotels.<br />
(Comment: We have received no reports on new legislation,<br />
but<br />
the Dar Es Salaam Daily News on January 15 reported that<br />
the<br />
Tanzania National Parks Authority had approved construction<br />
of a five star hotel on the Serengeti plain.)<br />
<br />
¶4. (C) Later on October 18, over dinner, an Indian/South<br />
Asian man described as a business associate of Ali Albwardy<br />
briefly took Pile from the table for a conversation in<br />
Kiswahili. I am not sure what was said, but Kikwete's name<br />
came up several times and he passed her an envelope. Pile<br />
told me the envelope was stuffed with 1 million shillings<br />
( $1,000) and was to pay for a Kikwete meeting at the<br />
Kilmanjaro-Kempinski later that month. Apparently Kikwete<br />
is<br />
a regular customer, but no name ever appears on the hotel<br />
registry when a government bigshot has an "event" in one of<br />
the guest rooms.<br />
<br />
¶5. (C) Bio Note: Lisa Pile, an Australian citizen, has<br />
lived<br />
in Dar working for Kempinski Hotels since early 2004.<br />
Before<br />
that she had served in a similar capacity with the<br />
Kempinski<br />
chain in China. Her family in Australia is prominent in<br />
Australia's Liberal Party (the center-right party of Prime<br />
Minister John Howard).<br />
<br />
¶6. (C) Comment: What does it all mean? I don,t know, but<br />
my guess is that the investor Ali Albwardy has access to<br />
oil<br />
money out of the UAE. I suspect giving free clothes and<br />
the<br />
campaign donation is just the way these people do business.<br />
<br />
¶7. (C) For his part, Kikwete probably thinks having all<br />
these<br />
five star hotels around is a good idea for the country,and<br />
I<br />
agree with him. His new minister of Natural Resources and<br />
Tourism, Anthony Diallo, says he wants to double tourism,s<br />
contribution to the national economy in ten year,s time.<br />
Kikwete probably believes there is no harm in taking these<br />
&little gifts8 to do what he would have been inclined to do<br />
anyway. That said, they are what they are: bribes.
Bibie, naona umeishiwa. Unachojaribu kusema hapo ni nini? Huyu Sobodo alitoa hizo hela kwa Chadema kwa sababu kachoshwa na kule CCM inakopeleka nchi yetu tukufu. Lakini naelewa uko kazini.l
Cha ajabu si mchango wa Mwarabu kwa CCM. Cha ajabu ni rais wa Tanzania kukubali kuvalishwa suti na Mwarabu. Cha ajabu ni rais wa Tanzania kuamuru Mwarabu apewe jengo la mahakama ya kadhi. Cha ajabu ni rais wa Tanzania kuamuru Mwarabu apewe ardhi Ngorongoro katika eneo ambalo ni mapitio ya wanyama mwitu ili ajenge hoteli yake. Hujakiona tu cha ajabu, bibie?Isome vizuri habari, na huyo Mwaarabu aliwapa CCM, cha ajabu nini? na vyama vyote vinapokea misaada? au nongwa kwa CCM tu?
<br />C O N F I D E N T I A L DAR ES SALAAM 000277<br />
<br />
SIPDIS<br />
<br />
DEPT FOR INR, R.EHRENREICH<br />
<br />
E.O. 12958: DECL: 02/13/2016<br />
TAGS: PGOV PREL TZ<br />
SUBJECT: KIKWETE CORRUPTION TIDBIT<br />
<br />
<br />
Classified By: Ambassador Michael Retzer, Reason 1.5 (d)<br />
<br />
¶1. (C) President Kikwete has accepted gifts (bribes) from<br />
the owner of the Kempinski Hotel chain,s Tanzanian<br />
properties, a citizen of the United Arab Emirates.<br />
<br />
¶2. (C) In a conversation with the manager and the publicity<br />
director of Dar Es Salaam,s Kilimanjaro-Kempinski Hotel<br />
hours after accompanying A/S Frazer to her October 18, 2005<br />
meeting with then-Foreign Minister Kikwete, I commented on<br />
Kikwete's flashy attire, asking "Who dresses him?" "We do,"<br />
they responded. Initially thinking this meant Kikwete<br />
frequented a men,s shop in the hotel, I learned later in<br />
the<br />
evening from hotel publicity director Lisa Pile (protect)<br />
that the hotel owner*UAE citizen Ali Albwardy*had recently<br />
flown Kikwete to London for a subsidized shopping<br />
expedition.<br />
Among other things, on that trip Ali Albwardy bought<br />
Kikwete<br />
five Saville Row suits. He had also recently made a $1<br />
million cash contribution to the CCM (which is a legal<br />
contribution under current Tanzanian law).<br />
<br />
¶3. (C) Pile told me the Kempinski Hotel chain is greatly<br />
expanding its presence in Tanzania. She said that in<br />
December it would open "the best hotel in Zanzibar." Her<br />
prediction was a little off; the new Kempinski hotel,<br />
located<br />
on the beach on Zanzibar,s east coast, opened January 5. I<br />
attended the opening ceremony along with Zanzibari<br />
President<br />
Karume, who was asked publicly by Ali Albwardy for a site<br />
in<br />
Stone Town to build a new hotel. Later that day, Pile<br />
revealed that the Zanzibar government had already earmarked<br />
for Ali Albwardy a hotel site in Stone Town.<br />
<br />
¶4. (C) Pile also said in the October 18 conversation that<br />
Ali<br />
Abwardy was about to receive the rights to construct two<br />
new<br />
hotels on the mainland: one on the edge of Ngorongoro<br />
Crater<br />
and another on the Serengeti plain overlooking the main<br />
animal migration routes. Stringent conservation rules<br />
currently ban the construction of permanent structures<br />
inside<br />
national parks*including in the crater and on the Serengeti<br />
plain*but Pile said that in November legislation would be<br />
introduced to parliament to authorize the new hotels.<br />
(Comment: We have received no reports on new legislation,<br />
but<br />
the Dar Es Salaam Daily News on January 15 reported that<br />
the<br />
Tanzania National Parks Authority had approved construction<br />
of a five star hotel on the Serengeti plain.)<br />
<br />
¶4. (C) Later on October 18, over dinner, an Indian/South<br />
Asian man described as a business associate of Ali Albwardy<br />
briefly took Pile from the table for a conversation in<br />
Kiswahili. I am not sure what was said, but Kikwete's name<br />
came up several times and he passed her an envelope. Pile<br />
told me the envelope was stuffed with 1 million shillings<br />
( $1,000) and was to pay for a Kikwete meeting at the<br />
Kilmanjaro-Kempinski later that month. Apparently Kikwete<br />
is<br />
a regular customer, but no name ever appears on the hotel<br />
registry when a government bigshot has an "event" in one of<br />
the guest rooms.<br />
<br />
¶5. (C) Bio Note: Lisa Pile, an Australian citizen, has<br />
lived<br />
in Dar working for Kempinski Hotels since early 2004.<br />
Before<br />
that she had served in a similar capacity with the<br />
Kempinski<br />
chain in China. Her family in Australia is prominent in<br />
Australia's Liberal Party (the center-right party of Prime<br />
Minister John Howard).<br />
<br />
¶6. (C) Comment: What does it all mean? I don,t know, but<br />
my guess is that the investor Ali Albwardy has access to<br />
oil<br />
money out of the UAE. I suspect giving free clothes and<br />
the<br />
campaign donation is just the way these people do business.<br />
<br />
¶7. (C) For his part, Kikwete probably thinks having all<br />
these<br />
five star hotels around is a good idea for the country,and<br />
I<br />
agree with him. His new minister of Natural Resources and<br />
Tourism, Anthony Diallo, says he wants to double tourism,s<br />
contribution to the national economy in ten year,s time.<br />
Kikwete probably believes there is no harm in taking these<br />
&little gifts8 to do what he would have been inclined to do<br />
anyway. That said, they are what they are: bribes.
<br />Na Katika saa nne asubuhi ya Jumamosi (27-08-2011) iliyopita timu nzima ya NCCR ilikuwa nyumbani kwa Mzee Sabodo, sijui waliambulia kitu? Wakiongozwa na Mbatia. Nasikia walienda kupiga mzinga wa 500,000,000/= .