Ommy Dimpoz wa Tanzania afukuzwa airport Marekani

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Kwa hyo sio dai ndo kamtilia mtimanyongo. Ngoja aje Dinazarde
 
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Yaani huyu ni mwanamuziki? Anaimba karaoke au nini? Sasa inakuwaje muimbaji karaoke akataliwe kuimba kwenye mnuso wa chama au ni potential gaidi? Na haka kajamaa kalichokamatwa China miaka miwili iliyopita akaokolewa na babaye, si nasikia naye anakwenda kuhutubia Marekani kwa niaba ya chama? Je, akikamatwa tena huko na makontena ataokolewa kwa hela za wauza madafu?
 
MK254 mimi sio shabiki wa ommy dimpoz,lakini nilisoma maelezo yake hapa juu ya sakata hilo na nikamuelewa.so i think it is not athat a big deal.
 
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#mk254 kajifunze kwanza kiswahili ndio uje na posts zako mbovu mbovu maana unawatia aibu wakenya wenzako! tatizo lugha!
 

UK travel bans imposed on Kenyan ministers


By Sebastien Berger, in Polokwane

5:05PM BST 12 Apr 2008


Two senior politicians close to Kenya's president Mwai Kibaki and implicated in the country's two largest graft scandals were today banned from travelling to Britain over corruption suspicions.



The High Commission in Nairobi is understood to have cancelled British visas for David Mwiraria, the environment minister, and Nicholas Biwott, a powerful former minister.

Both have been named in separate corruption investigations totalling GBP600 million. Neither has been charged.

Two directors of a bank named in a third graft scandal were also included in the ban.

Five airlines which fly from Nairobi to London have been warned not to carry the four men, even if they are in transit to destinations outside Britain.
The move comes less than a week before Kenya's presidential and parliamentary elections, due on Thursday, and sends a clear message that Mr Kibaki's promise to stamp out corruption has failed.

"Britain has long had in place a policy of using visa bans against the corrupt in Kenya," said Adam Wood, the High Commissioner to Kenya.
"I can confirm that airlines have been alerted that four individuals will not be allowed entry to the UK, but I am not willing to discuss the details of who they are."

With Kenya on a knife-edge ahead of the December 27 ballot, the timing of the latest bans is likely to be interpreted by voters as a clear signal of Britain's anger that Mr Kibaki's pledge to root out corruption has turned out to be hollow.

Diplomatic sources stressed that the decision had ‘nothing to do with Kenyan domestic politics' and had come after ‘extensive legal and ministerial consultations' in Whitehall.

Mr Kibaki, 76, won a landslide with 63 percent of the vote in 2002 on a strong anti-graft ticket, after 24 corruption-tainted years under Daniel Arap Moi.
But voter anger at his failure to stamp out corruption has seen him trail his main challenger, Raila Odinga, 62, in all but one opinion poll since September. Mr Mwiraria, 69, the former finance minister, resigned from Mr Kibaki's government in 2006 after he was named in connection with the notorious GBP100 million Anglo-Leasing scandal.

He was reinstated within months and has faced no charges since. He denies any involvement. Mr Biwott, 66, is one of Kenya's wealthiest men, a close ally of Mr Moi and one-time chairman of KANU, Mr Moi's party which ruled Kenya for 40 years.

He was implicated in the Moi-era Goldenberg scandal, when more than GBP500 million of central bank money was siphoned out of the country under bogus gold and diamond export schemes. He denies any corrupt involvement. Neither man could immediately be reached for comment.

Chris Murungaru, former national security minister and a close ally of Mr Mwiraria's, was the first minister to be banned from travel to Britain more than a year ago.

He has launched legal action to overturn the block.

UK travel bans imposed on Kenyan ministers - Telegraph

Anything unusual? :eyebrows:



 
We dont care about kiswahili provided umeelewa vile anasema kiswahili sio lugha ya mama nkt
 
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