TANZANIA’s President John Magufuli, once hailed by western media as a “bulldozer of graft” has officially lost the battle against corruption!

Ndahani said:

Using funds without parliament approval is different from stealing as it happened with Escrow or other scandals. We need more information before taking such a position.

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What's the difference? And why would the president deliberately use money without parliamentary approval? What is he trying to hide? And, in your opinion, what's the point of the parliamentary budgetary approval process if the president can just choose to spend public funds however he wants? Do you realize, though, that the country loses a lot of money by just having members of parliament convene in Dodoma to decide how the nation should spend public funds? Why do we have the parliament if the president can do whatever he wants without parliamentary approval? Does the president see the importance of the parliament? If the president doesn't see the importance of parliament, why doesn't he save the nation from the cost of repeated parliamentary elections resulting from opposition members of parliament joining the ruling party (CCM), of which the president is the chairman?

Ndahani said:

Why do we speculate? For example, the squandered amount...is there any report which indicates how the money was squandered? I suspect most of the said money was used without following procurement processes or being used without budgetary approvals.
EPA has some specific details, Escrow as well...in order to have a solid case, it is better to talk with details and show the evidence of where the misappropriated money has gone.
Lets be honest....trillion of Tsh is not a joke....that is alot of money. CAG has highlighted something...then other with grievances should come up with all the missing information.
For now the figures are just hanging in the air without being supported with evidence

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Mkuu just be honest,sababu hasa ya kutokufuata taratibu huwa ni nini Kama sio wizi?

commonmwananchi said:

Huko bungeni ni sawa kama unavyosema.
Lakini upigaji woootee uliokuwa ukiichafua nchi bunge lilikuwa likipitishiwa hiyo miradi halafu unakutana na wabunge maslahi kama kina zitto.
Wakishaona mega projects hizo,wao ndio ilikuwa chanzo cha ulaji.
Sasa buldozer kawapiga chenga na miradi sio tu tunaiona bali inakamilika.

#we stand for JPM 2020-2025[emoji1241][emoji818][emoji943]

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Ndiyo mkuu ,sasa kaamua kupiga yeye mwenyewe.ndo maana unasikia kelele za mwizi mwizi zikielekezwa magogoni.

Sijijui said:

mkuu pesa ya umma inatolewa na bunge ( wananchi) kwa serikali ili itumie,Sasa hivi ukichukua Pesa yangu na kuitumia bila idhini yangu hiyo ni nini?

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Umesoma na kuelewa nilichoandika?

Jidu La Mabambasi said:

Its NOT speculation sir.
Who audits the illegally spent monies?
If one says, for example, he has bought a Bombadier for $100million against parliamentary approval, what if the REAL price is $85million?
To authenticate this expenditure, it must be audited.

One can see the source of the sudden and vitriolic anger angaist the CAG.

Kuna uwezekano wazee wamepiga?

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Sijui na sitaki kuamini hivyo maana hiyo hela si kiasi cha mboga. Ila muda utaongea.
Naamini mambo yako tofauti

Ndahani said:

Umesoma na kuelewa nilichoandika?

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Sana tu

Kamundu said:

Umejijibu ni kitu kilekile. Kuiba na kutumia pesa bila kupangiwa ni kitu kile kile........ leta ushahidi tofauti
squandered: suspect most of the said money was used without following procurement processes or being used without budgetary approvals

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Kwa jinsi mambo yalivyo, kuiba ni kuweka kwenye personal issues zangu....kununua treni ya umma bila idhini sio kuiba... ni kuvunja sheria ya manunuzi

Meraki said:

Jizi lile jiwe hata usemeje. Na ni jizi kuliko watangulizi wake wote.

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Haaaahaaaa...
Jamani tuthibitishe kwanza

Meraki said:

Okay, you kibaraka wa jiwe, tell us where the 2.4T PAC committee said is is missing?

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Hapo tunakosea sana. Haiwezekani watanzania wote tuwe tunafikiria sawa kila kitu. Ndio yale mambo ya kuitwa nyumbu

Mag3 said:

Kwa hisani ya SAUTI KUBWA - Ansbert Ngurumo

Magufuli loses battle against corruption!​

TANZANIA’s President John Magufuli, once hailed by western media as a “bulldozer of graft” has officially lost the battle against corruption. While he enjoys branding himself as a corruption fighter, audit reports show that he is presiding over a corrupt government that spends billions of public funds unscrupulously, with no regard to laws and laid down procedures.

Worse still, his government keeps working to block or silence those attempting to find out and publicise findings about grand corruption in his regime – particularly deficiencies associated with his leadership judgements.

The latest audit report by the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) reveals that during the year 2017/2018, the Magufuli government squandered trillions of shillings through dubious deals and transactions, including illegal procurements and misappropriation through the country’s treasury.

In total, Tsh 1.3 trillion (equivalent to $562 million, was “embezzled.” Out of this amount, the treasury faces an audit query amounting to Tsh 885 billion (equivalent to $382.7m). Tsh 432.7 billion, equivalent to $188m, was embezzled through procurement of goods and services from five entities whose suppliers were neither approved nor legally registered.

This is not the first time the CAG’s report queries the treasury over misappropriation of public funds. Last year, the audit raised the same query over Tsh 751 billion (equivalent to $324.6m) embezzled in the year 2016/2017.

The CAG writes emphatically about this: “I reiterate my prior year recommendation, and ( I am) advising accounting officer to keep refraining from diversion of funds, and adhere to expenditures that only fall within the approved budget and the Government Financial Statistics (GFS) codes. Whenever such diversion is inevitable and in line with authority, reallocation warrant has to be sought in conjunction with Section 41 of the Budget Act No. 11 of 2015.”

In 2018, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the National Assembly, having read the CAG’s report for the year 2016/17, discovered that Tsh 1.5 trillion ($640m) was “missing.” The government did not have any reasonable explanation.

The parliament ordered a re-audit of the same. When the re-audit report was presented in February 2019, it revealed further anomalies, with the missing funds shooting to Tsh 2.4 trillion ($1.03bn).

Informed sources within the government say authorities are obviously exasperated by the CAG’s reports, and they are behind a current barrage of accusations by the National Assembly Speaker, Job Ndugai, against the CAG Prof. Mussa Assad.

It is understood that some procurement is executed by direct orders from the president, whose nephew, Dotto James, permanent secretary for the ministry of finance, is the treasurer general.

On several occasions, Magufuli has said publicly that he personally ordered the purchase of air crafts, on advice from Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame, against budgetary approval. A few months ago, he said in a public address that the air crafts, managed by Air Tanzania Corporation Limited (ATCL), had made huge financial profits.

But reports reveal that for the past three years, ATCL has incurred massive losses. In 2014/15, the losses amounted to Tsh 94.3 billion. In 2015/16, it made losses to the tune of Tsh 109.2 billion, while in 2017/18, the losses were Tsh 113.7 billion.

Reacting to incessant audit queries, and in effort to avoid further audit, the government is now rearranging the government procurement unit, putting it in the president’s office. Sources say the move is being executed following “orders from above,” but it will definitely cause further embarrassment and bring about more scandals against the president as he becomes the procurer-in-chief.

Magufuli enjoys working without being monitored or audited; and he hates criticism of any kind. This attitude explains his government’s brutality and hostility against critical media, opposition parties, objective academic researches, and strongly opinionated civil leaders. His most recent action was to block publication of an annual report by IMF on the state of the economy in Tanzania.

By this behaviour, it is obvious that Magufuli has lost the battle against corruption. He has moved miles away from the integrity that he was once, wrongly, of course, associated with. Some circles within his own government point out that there has never been a more corrupt regime before him.

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cc: Wakudadavuwa Pascal Mayalla

Ndahani said:

Kwa jinsi mambo yalivyo, kuiba ni kuweka kwenye personal issues zangu....kununua treni ya umma bila idhini sio kuiba... ni kuvunja sheria ya manunuzi

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Aisee,nchi hii ina vituko kweli kweli,Hivi Richmond ilienda kuwanya umeme nyumbani kwa Lowassa?

darcity said:

Niliposoma mahali fulani Boeing wakikataa kutoa taarifa ya bei na makubaliano ya ndege walioiuzia Tanzania kwa kusema mkataba unaonyesha kwamba mteja ameweka sharti kwa muuzaji wa kutotoa taarifa za bei ya manunuzi ya Dream liner ndipo nilipokosa imani na serikali hata kabla ya taarifa za CAG.

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Pascal Mayalla je ni kweli BOEING wamekataa kutoa taarifa za mauziano ya hii ndege? au sisi tumeuziwa bei tofauti na ile halisia?

If your sour

Mag3 said:

Kwa hisani ya SAUTI KUBWA - Ansbert Ngurumo

Magufuli loses battle against corruption!​

TANZANIA’s President John Magufuli, once hailed by western media as a “bulldozer of graft” has officially lost the battle against corruption. While he enjoys branding himself as a corruption fighter, audit reports show that he is presiding over a corrupt government that spends billions of public funds unscrupulously, with no regard to laws and laid down procedures.

Worse still, his government keeps working to block or silence those attempting to find out and publicise findings about grand corruption in his regime – particularly deficiencies associated with his leadership judgements.

The latest audit report by the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) reveals that during the year 2017/2018, the Magufuli government squandered trillions of shillings through dubious deals and transactions, including illegal procurements and misappropriation through the country’s treasury.

In total, Tsh 1.3 trillion (equivalent to $562 million, was “embezzled.” Out of this amount, the treasury faces an audit query amounting to Tsh 885 billion (equivalent to $382.7m). Tsh 432.7 billion, equivalent to $188m, was embezzled through procurement of goods and services from five entities whose suppliers were neither approved nor legally registered.

This is not the first time the CAG’s report queries the treasury over misappropriation of public funds. Last year, the audit raised the same query over Tsh 751 billion (equivalent to $324.6m) embezzled in the year 2016/2017.

The CAG writes emphatically about this: “I reiterate my prior year recommendation, and ( I am) advising accounting officer to keep refraining from diversion of funds, and adhere to expenditures that only fall within the approved budget and the Government Financial Statistics (GFS) codes. Whenever such diversion is inevitable and in line with authority, reallocation warrant has to be sought in conjunction with Section 41 of the Budget Act No. 11 of 2015.”

In 2018, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the National Assembly, having read the CAG’s report for the year 2016/17, discovered that Tsh 1.5 trillion ($640m) was “missing.” The government did not have any reasonable explanation.

The parliament ordered a re-audit of the same. When the re-audit report was presented in February 2019, it revealed further anomalies, with the missing funds shooting to Tsh 2.4 trillion ($1.03bn).

Informed sources within the government say authorities are obviously exasperated by the CAG’s reports, and they are behind a current barrage of accusations by the National Assembly Speaker, Job Ndugai, against the CAG Prof. Mussa Assad.

It is understood that some procurement is executed by direct orders from the president, whose nephew, Dotto James, permanent secretary for the ministry of finance, is the treasurer general.

On several occasions, Magufuli has said publicly that he personally ordered the purchase of air crafts, on advice from Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame, against budgetary approval. A few months ago, he said in a public address that the air crafts, managed by Air Tanzania Corporation Limited (ATCL), had made huge financial profits.

But reports reveal that for the past three years, ATCL has incurred massive losses. In 2014/15, the losses amounted to Tsh 94.3 billion. In 2015/16, it made losses to the tune of Tsh 109.2 billion, while in 2017/18, the losses were Tsh 113.7 billion.

Reacting to incessant audit queries, and in effort to avoid further audit, the government is now rearranging the government procurement unit, putting it in the president’s office. Sources say the move is being executed following “orders from above,” but it will definitely cause further embarrassment and bring about more scandals against the president as he becomes the procurer-in-chief.

Magufuli enjoys working without being monitored or audited; and he hates criticism of any kind. This attitude explains his government’s brutality and hostility against critical media, opposition parties, objective academic researches, and strongly opinionated civil leaders. His most recent action was to block publication of an annual report by IMF on the state of the economy in Tanzania.

By this behaviour, it is obvious that Magufuli has lost the battle against corruption. He has moved miles away from the integrity that he was once, wrongly, of course, associated with. Some circles within his own government point out that there has

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From The Economist I guess. It can be ignored

darcity said:

Niliposoma mahali fulani Boeing wakikataa kutoa taarifa ya bei na makubaliano ya ndege walioiuzia Tanzania kwa kusema mkataba unaonyesha kwamba mteja ameweka sharti kwa muuzaji wa kutotoa taarifa za bei ya manunuzi ya Dream liner ndipo nilipokosa imani na serikali hata kabla ya taarifa za CAG.

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darcity said:

Niliposoma mahali fulani Boeing wakikataa kutoa taarifa ya bei na makubaliano ya ndege walioiuzia Tanzania kwa kusema mkataba unaonyesha kwamba mteja ameweka sharti kwa muuzaji wa kutotoa taarifa za bei ya manunuzi ya Dream liner ndipo nilipokosa imani na serikali hata kabla ya taarifa za CAG.

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Paskali Mayalla amekuwa mtu wa ku like tu
kweli Samaki ana mengi ya kusema lkn mdomoni ana maji

darcity said:

Niliposoma mahali fulani Boeing wakikataa kutoa taarifa ya bei na makubaliano ya ndege walioiuzia Tanzania kwa kusema mkataba unaonyesha kwamba mteja ameweka sharti kwa muuzaji wa kutotoa taarifa za bei ya manunuzi ya Dream liner ndipo nilipokosa imani na serikali hata kabla ya taarifa za CAG.

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Sharti hilo unadhani limetolewa kwa sababu gani nyingine zaidi ya kuficha wizi?
Awamu hii itakuja kujulikana baadae kuwa ilikuwa kiboko kwa ukwapuaji hata Al Bashiri ni cha mtoto

Sijijui said:

Ndiyo mkuu ,sasa kaamua kupiga yeye mwenyewe.ndo maana unasikia kelele za mwizi mwizi zikielekezwa magogoni.

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Another crap & bull shit quote,
Mnaishia kujibu kihuni huni humu.
Kama mna uhakika na mnachoita upigaji,ni kwa nini msiandike na kutuwekea wazi kama alivyofanya Dk slaa pale mwembeyanga?
Shame on you.

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Chakaza said:

Sharti hilo unadhani limetolewa kwa sababu gani nyingine zaidi ya kuficha wizi?
Awamu hii itakuja kujulikana baadae kuwa ilikuwa kiboko kwa ukwapuaji hata Al Bashiri ni cha mtoto

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Mwizi siku zote huwa haamini mtu,wezi kama chadema na zitto hawawezi kuamini kinachoendelea?

Meraki said:

Jizi lile jiwe hata usemeje. Na ni jizi kuliko watangulizi wake wote.

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Anaiba kishamba haswa mno jinga kabisa.


ila mmetafsiria? maana nina uhakika hataelewa huyu huyu wa ea osteji

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