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Showing posts with label BIASHARA. Show all posts

Monday, June 20, 2016

Precision Air plane halts takeoff due to engine fire.


Precision Air plane at Karume Airport, Zanzibar
THIRTY-FOUR passengers and 4 crew members were evacuated after fire alarm was raised moments before a Precision Air plane took off from Zanzibar’s Karume Airport last Thursday.
The airline said in a statement that the pilot of the plane with registration number 5HPWB between Zanzibar and Dar es Salaam had immediately initiated standard operating procedures to extinguish the fire and taxied the aircraft back to the apron.
“No one was harmed during this incidence; all 34 passengers and 4 crew members were safely evacuated and given accommodation for the night,” the airline said in a statement.
After the fire incident, another engine was sent from Dar es Salaam and a rescue flight was also sent to take engineers and Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) officials for investigation into the matter.
“We wish to inform all our passengers and the general public that due to our strict adherence to safety, immediate measures were taken to send another engine from Dar es Salaam.
“We have also sent a rescue flight to take TCAA officials together with our engineers to conduct required standard investigations for such an event. The same equipment will also airlift the passengers back to Dar es Salaam to continue on their journeys.”
The aircraft had already performed flight PW-432 from Dar es Salaam to Kilimanjaro, then flight PW-2433 from Kilimanjaro to Zanzibar that day and was scheduled to continue to Dar es Salaam following the intermediate stop in Zanzibar.
Precision Air is an IOSA certified airline therefore the safety of our passengers, crew and aircraft is always a priority, the airline said in the statement and apologized to their passengers for the inconveniences

Thursday, June 16, 2016

Project Launched to Tap Tourism Potential in Iringa.


Iringa boma 
Iringa — Iringa District is one of the country's sleeping giants that need quick interventions in promoting its tourist attractions.
Despite being endowed with historical cultural background and numerous tourist attractions; they are yet to be fully tapped.
According to the 2012 population census, Iringa District had a population of 405,377 consisting mainly of the indigenous Hehe tribe.
According to the Bank of Tanzania's 2013 report, Iringa fell behind in contributing to the GDP after Dar es Salaam, Mwanza, Mbeya, Shinyanga.
This is despite its potential , and in view of this, a non-governmental organisation Fahari Yetu in collaboration with the European Union under the European Development Fund in Tanzania have embarked on a project to promote cultural heritage and tourism for sustainable development in the Southern Highlands.
Fahari Yetu assistant project manager Jimson Sanga, who is also a University of Iringa lecturer in tourism and culture, said the Fahari Yetu project was started three years ago with the aim of promoting tourism in the Southern Highlands.
"Our first project is Iringa, and we started by educating the people on the importance of preserving culture and identifying tourist attractions and also preserving them from ruin, " he said.
He said Fahari Yetu first project includes the restoration of the regional commissioner's office into the district museum that will house the district cultural heritages.
According to him, the building which was built by the Germans in the early 1990s was dilapidated and therefore earmarked for demolition.
However after negotiations, the local government agreed to hand it over for restoration and turn it into the districts museum and tourist attraction for both local and international tourists.
"We started the renovation about three years ago with mostly planning, but the actual renovation started about a year ago," he said. He explained that so far the renovations total cost was Sh240 million and was expected to be finalized anytime soon before the actual launch, June 25, this year.
"We expect the minister for Home Affairs to officiate at the launch of the building, " he said.
He noted that after the launch they will be performing archive activities curation and exhibiting culture and heritage material. Adding that, they will also be identifying and interpreting cultural heritage assets, to preserve and foster cultural awareness as well ad market tourism attractions. He said that they also aim to promote other tourist attractions in the district including Gangilonga, Igeleke Rocks and paintings.

Habari Zilizopo Katika Magazeti ya Leo Ijumaa ya June 17 .



Monday, June 13, 2016

Vodacom launches ‘Kamata Mpunga’ promo .



VODACOM Tanzania has launched a new mega promotion programme that will see one lucky customer win a 100m/- cash prize.
Other customers stand a chance to win 20m/-, 5.0m/- or 1.0m/- in the new promotion programme dubbed ‘Kamata Mpunga’, a Swahili slang for ‘grab money’ that will last 140 days whereas a total of 615m/- is to be won, the telephone company said in a statement.
“Vodacom Tanzania is expecting to make life better for Tanzanians through the Kamata Mpunga promo as those who will win the money will be able to invest the amount in any lucrative entrepreneurial project and therefore manage to generate more income.”
The ‘Kamata Mpunga’ promotion followed a similar campaign last year known as Jaymillions where millions of shillings were grabbed by vodacom customers. Previously Vodacom Tanzania has also conducted a number of promotions like ‘Timka na bodaboda’ and ‘Mahela’ which saw a student of Kigoma Education College walk away with 100m/-.
Besides the 100m/- grand prize to be won at the end of the promo, every other day from Monday to Saturday 3 Vodacom customers will win 1m/- in cash, while every Sunday one lucky customer will win 5m/- and at every end of the month throughout the 140 days of the promotion one customer will walk away with 20m/-.

Fastjet share price up 66% on CEO appointment.


Nico Bezuidenhout from Mango Airlines
When London-listed airline fastjet on Thursday announced its appointment of Mango CEO Nico Bezuidenhout from August 1, the share price jumped from £25.85 to as high as £43 on the following afternoon.
From that 66% increase it settled at £39 by market close on Friday.
By the time of Moneyweb’s interview on Friday afternoon, the increase was 47%. Bezuidenhout called the reaction “mind-blowing”, pointing out that it represents a R120 million-increase in the market value of the company.
That kind of confidence does not come easily and it is testimony not only to the success of low-cost domestic airline Mango -which he headed from its inception in 2006 – but also the relationships he has built in the international aviation industry.
Mango, a subsidiary of State-owned South African Airways (SAA), is the fourth fastest-growing airline on the continent, after three major Middle Eastern airlines and has a 25% share in the domestic market. It was profitable in all but two years since 2006, Bezuidenhout says.
SAA statement
Nevertheless SAA issued a statement on Saturday afternoon insinuating that Bezuidenhout prejudiced SAA in favour of Mango with regard to route allocation, while rejecting “that there is nexus between Mr Bezuidenhout’s resignation and internal investigations across the Group”. 
SAA also states that Mango’s “much celebrated financial performance” was in actual fact the result of SAA’s assistance (an incredible about-turn from previous positions.
SAA further not-so-subtly reminds its audience of the controversy with Bezuidenhout’s qualifications. “Under public and media scrutiny about his qualifications, Mr Bezuidenhout was defended by SAA after he provided an explanation as to why his academic qualifications were overstated in the annual report on two successive financial years.”  
Loves Mango but . . .
Bezuidenhout clearly loves Mango and enjoyed his time leading the perky brand. “I wish I could take my company with me,” he says.
But the relationship with the controversial parent company is clearly not what it should be.
Bezuidenhout denies running away from an internal investigation. He has been in talks with fastjet for at least five months and visited London in February where he met institutional shareholders representing 45% of the shareholding.
“I wanted to make sure they are committed to the company,” he says.
fastjet potential
fastjet is a low-cost regional airline operating in Africa. Currently 80% of its operations are in Tanzania and it also has a presence in Zimbabwe.
Bezuidenhout sees a lot of potential in the African market. It is hugely under-served, representing only 3% of global air services and ticket prices are high. Next year the open skies policy should be implemented, in terms of inter-governmental agreements concluded last year, and this will change things dramatically.
fastjet is not currently profitable and its last reported load factor was only 66%. Bezuidenhout says the company should be prepared for market changes.
It has to move its head office from Gatwick outside London to Africa, lower its cost base, improve its distribution and communicate with Africans in a way that really talks to them.
For this purpose he will take lessons from Mango, such as partnering with known and trusted brands like Shoprite and Vodacom, and partnering with international airlines to establish connections for travellers from Europe.
He will also assess the suitability of the current fleet of A319 planes. “They have 145 seats, but 100 to 110 seats may be more suitable on most routes.”
fastjet will have to develop a presence in South Africa, he says.
It will most probably shrink as corrective steps take effect but could turn profitable on a month-to-month basis by the end of next year, Bezuidenhout says.
“I will approach it much as I approached my two terms at SAA,” he says. First, consolidate before you grow.
Leading SAA
He was twice seconded to act as SAA CEO, the last term ending by mid-2015 after he successfully implemented a 90-day turnaround strategy that saved the airline R1.2 billion.
But then he was sent back to Mango and things went haywire at SAA. A R2 billion equity deal with Emirates went south and the SAA board tried to pull out of the deal Bezuidenhout helped negotiate to restructure SAA’s costly aircraft procurement. It was eventually concluded in December after intervention by National Treasury.
“If only we did two things differently. The Emirates deal did not need board approval. We should have just done it. And the Airbus deal was approved as early as April. We should only have added a provision authorising the CFO to execute it ….”
Is there hope?
Does he have hope for SAA? “I’m concerned about the loss of skills. Currently there is an acting CEO at SAA Technical, [at] Air Chefs and now there will be one at Mango. At SAA itself, there is an acting CEO, CFO, head of commercial, head of HR and chief procurement officer . . .
“How does one manage a R30 billion-a-year company with that absence of skills and leadership?”
A “soap opera”, he called it on this Talk Radio 702 interview.
He would have liked to challenge the running of SAA, but Bezuidenhout says he would only have agreed subject to the political will being there to do the right things and with a strong board in place.
He doesn’t want to say much more about the current SAA board and especially its controversial chairperson Dudu Myeni.
He made personal sacrifices in an effort to get SAA back on track. His daughter’s birth was scheduled around his SAA meeting schedule. And last year he had to preside over the retrenchment of about a 1 000 SAA employees.
These things are painful, but it makes sense if it saves the company. “But then you undo all of it five-fold just by negating on the Airbus deal. And 1 000 families still don’t have food on their tables.”
That makes him sad.
It is not easy to leave Mango, but it is strong and can stand on its own legs. If it is allowed its own space, he says.
Bezuidenhout looks forward to the strict governance requirements the listed environment fastjet operates in.

Friday, June 10, 2016

Kitilya fails to escape money laundering charge.


Kitilya, 2 former Stanbic Bank officers denied bail
THE Court of Appeal nullified the decision by High Court, which ruled in favour of former Commissioner General with Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), Harry Kitilya and two others in the 12bn/- criminal trial, over deletion of money laundering count.
This follows the decision by Justices Salum Massati, Kipenka Mussa and Augustine Mwarija to allow the appeal lodged by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to challenge the ruling issued by High Court Judge Moses Mzuna on May 6, this year.
In his ruling, Judge Mzuna had dismissed the prosecution’s first appeal against the decision of the Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court in Dar es Salaam, which “strikes out” money laundering count against the accused persons because it was defective in substance.
The justices of the appeals court upheld one of grounds of appeal presented by the prosecution, who had stated that the High Court judge had erred in law in holding that the order by the trial court striking out the count in question was an interlocutory order.
They accepted the position given by Assistant DPP, Oswald Tibabyekomya, for the prosecution, that the money laundering count was terminated following the decision given by the trial court and was, thus, distinguished from the criminal charge.
Therefore, they held, such order was not interlocutory. “It was, therefore, erroneous for the judge in the first appeal to hold that the order of the trial court was interlocutory. We find merits on the first ground of appeal. Consequently, we allow the appeal, quash and set aside the proceedings of the High Court,” the justices declared.
In the judgment read by the Court’s Deputy Registrar Zahra Maluma, the justices went on, “We order the records be remitted back to the High Court for the appeal by (the DPP) to be heard by another judge with competent jurisdiction.”
During hearing of the appeal, Mr Tibabyekomya was assisted by DPP Biswalo Mganga, Principal State Attorney Timony Vitalis and Senior State Attorneys Awamu Mbangwa and Shadrack Kimaro, while advocates Majura Magafu, Ringo Tenga, Alex Mgongolwa and Godwin Nyaisa, were for accused persons.
The prosecution had further submitted that the High Court judge erred in law in holding that the republic had the right to amend, alter or substitute the charge, but did not explore those remedies before resorting to the appeal.
They had told the court that the act of deleting the count completely removed the offence as contained to the charge sheet and put to the rest of the matter in the trial, hence, such decision had final effect and brought to the end as far as the offence of money laundering was concerned.

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Mchanganuo Mzima wa Bajeti ya Serikali 2016/ 2017 Iliyosomwa Jana Bungeni..... BOFYA HAPA Kujua nini Kimepanda na Nini Hakijapanda.

SERIKALI imewasilisha Bajeti ya Mwaka wa Fedha 2016/2017 ya Sh trilioni 29.53, ambayo nguvu kubwa imewekwa katika kukusanya mapato kwa kulinda viwanda vya ndani na kubana matumizi ya serikali ili kuelekeza sehemu kubwa ya matumizi katika maeneo ya vipaumbele.

Katika bajeti hiyo, bidhaa za lazima zinazogusa maisha ya wananchi ikiwemo mafuta ya petroli na dizeli pamoja na ushuru wa barabara na maji ya kunywa, havijaguswa huku bidhaa za starehe kama bia, sigara, soda, juisi na nyingine kama nguo za mitumba, huduma za kupanga nyumba na uhamishaji fedha kwa simu, vikipandishwa kodi, huku kiinua mgongo cha wabunge, kufutiwa msamaha wa kodi.

Aidha, makusanyo ya mapato yasiyo ya kodi, ikiwemo mapato ya taasisi za udhibiti kama Mamlaka ya Udhibiti wa Huduma za Maji na Mafuta (EWURA), Shirika la Viwango (TBS), Jeshi la Polisi (Trafiki) na mamlaka nyingine za udhibiti, sasa yatapelekwa moja kwa moja katika Mfuko Mkuu wa Serikali ambapo mahitaji yao ya fedha yatatolewa na Wizara ya Fedha na Mipango, badala ya kujigawia kutokana na bakaa ya mapato waliyokusanya.

Aidha, maduka ya kutoa huduma katika majeshi, yamefutiwa kodi rasmi na badala yake, Serikali inajipanga kuongeza posho kwa askari, ili iwasaidie kukidhi mahitaji yao, huku taasisi za umma na ofisi zote za Serikali, zikipigwa marufuku kufanya biashara na mzabuni asiyetumia mashine za kodi za kielektroniki (EFD’s).

Kodi juu 
Katika bidhaa zilizoongezewa ushuru na kodi ni pamoja na vinywaji baridi, kutoka Sh 55 kwa lita mpaka Sh 58, huku ushuru wa forodha katika maji ya matunda (juisi) yanayotumia matunda yanayozalishwa hapa nchini, ukipanda kidogo kutoka Sh 10 mpaka 11 kwa lita. Juisi zinazotokana na matunda ambayo hayazalishwi hapa nchini, ushuru wake pia umepanda kutoka Sh 200 kwa lita hadi Sh 210 kwa lita.

Bia, vilevi, mvinyo 
Kwa upande wa bia, serikali imependekeza bia inayotokana na nafaka ya hapa nchini, ambayo haijaoteshwa kama kibuku, ushuru upande kutoka Sh 409 kwa lita mpaka 430.
Bia zingine, ushuru wake pia umepanda ambao sasa utatoka Sh 694 mpaka 729 kwa lita, huku bia zisizo na kilevi, ikiwa ni pamoja na vinywaji vya kuongeza nguvu, ushuru ukipanda kutoka Sh 508 kwa lita mpaka Sh 534.

Kwa upande wa mvinyo uliotengenezwa kwa zabibu zilizolimwa nchini kwa kiwango cha asilimia 75, ushuru wake umepanda kutoka Sh 192 kwa lita mpaka Sh 202. 
Ushuru wa mvinyo unaotengenezwa na zabibu zilizolimwa nje ya nchi kwa kiwango kinachozidi asilimia 25 kutoka Sh 2,130 kwa lita mpaka Sh 2,237. Vinywaji vikali, havikuachwa nyuma maana ushuru umepanda kutoka Sh 3,157 mpaka Sh 3,315.

Sigara 
Sigara zisizo na kichungi zinazotengenezwa kwa tumbaku ya hapa nchini kwa kiwango angalau asilimia 75 kutoka Sh 11,289 hadi Sh 11, 854 kwa kila sigara 1,000. 
Kwa upande wa sigara zenye kichungi zinazotengenezwa kwa tumbaku ya nchini kwa angalau asilimia 75, ushuru juu kutoka Sh 26,689 hadi Sh 28, 024 kwa kila sigara 1,000. 
Sigara zenye sifa tofauti na hizo, ambazo hazina vigezo hivyo vya tumbaku ya ndani, ushuru wake umepanda kutoka Sh 48,285 hadi Sh 50,700 kwa kila sigara 1,000.

Katika tumbaku ambayo iko tayari kutengenezwa kuwa sigara, ushuru wake umeongezeka kutoka Sh 24,388 hadi Sh 25,608 kwa kilo huku ushuru wa sigara aina ya Sigar ukibaki kuwa asilimia 30. 
Vilainishi, gesi asilia, simu juu 
Katika mafuta ya kulainisha mitambo, ushuru umepanda kutoka Sh 665.50 kwa lita hadi Sh 699 kwa lita, huku ushuru wa grisi za kulainisha mitambo, ukipanda kutoka senti 75 kwa kilo, hadi senti 79 kwa kilo.

Gesi asilia pia ushuru umepanda kutoka senti 43 kwa futi za ujazo mpaka senti 45 kwa futi za ujazo. 
Kuhusu viwango vya ushuru wa kuhamisha fedha kwa kutumia simu, serikali imependekeza kutoza ushuru wa asilimia 10, kwenye ada zinazotozwa na watoa huduma wa simu, katika kutuma na kupokea fedha, badala ya ushuru huo kutozwa tu katika kutoa fedha.

Kwa mujibu wa Dk Mpango, kwa utaratibu wa sasa, baadhi ya kampuni zinazotoa huduma zimetumia mwanya wa kuhamisha sehemu kubwa ya ada hizo kwenye kupokea fedha na hivyo kuwa nje ya wigo wa kodi. 
Ulaji wa wabunge, hisa
Kwa upande wa kiinua mgongo cha wabunge wakati wa kustaafu, sasa kitatozwa kodi kila mwisho wa muhula wa miaka mitano ili kujenga misingi ya usawa na haki katika utozaji wa kodi kwa kila mtu anayestahili kulipa.

Aidha, mapato yote yatokanayo na hisa katika kampuni mbalimbali sasa yatatozwa kodi, baada ya kufutwa kwa msamaha kwa waliokuwa wakimiliki hisa chini ya asilimia 25.
Kodi ya mishahara 
Katika kodi inayokatwa katika mishahara (P.A.Y.E), imepunguzwa kutoka asilimia 11 mpaka tisa kwa wafanyakazi wanaopata mshahara wa kuanzia Sh 170,000 lakini hauzidi 360,000. Kwa wanaopata zaidi ya 360,000 lakini haizidi 540,000, watakatwa Sh 17,100 pamoja na asilimia 20 ya kiasi kinachozidi Sh 360,000.

Kabla ya hapo walikuwa wakikatwa Sh 20,900 na asilimia 20 ya kiasi kinachozidi Sh 360,000. 
Wanaopata zaidi ya Sh 540,000 lakini haizidi Sh 720,000, watakatwa Sh 53,100 pamoja na asilimia 25 ya kiasi kinachozidi 540,000. 
Kabla ya hapo, walikuwa wakikatwa Sh 56,900 na hiyo asilimia 25 ya kiasi kilichozidi 540,000. Kwa wanaopata zaidi ya Sh 720,000 wao watakatwa Sh 98,100 pamoja na asilimia 30 ya kiasi kinachozidi Sh 720,000.

Kabla ya hapo, walikuwa wakikatwa Sh 101,900 pamoja na asilimia 30 ya kiasi kilichozidi Sh 720,000. 
Kodi za nyumba 
Serikali pia imependekeza malipo ya kupanga nyumba, nayo yatozwe kodi ambayo haikuweka kiwango, ila imependekeza Kamishna Mkuu wa Mamlaka ya Mapato, apewe mamlaka ya kukadiria kiwango cha chini na cha juu cha mapato yapatikanayo na pango ili yatozwe kodi.

Kodi za nyumba, usajili magari, pikipiki 
Mbali na mapato ya kodi za nyumba, Serikali imependekeza kupandisha ushuru wa kusajili magari na pikipiki kutoka Sh 150,000 hadi Sh 250,000 kwa kila gari na kutoka Sh 45,000 hadi Sh 95,000 kwa kila pikipiki. 
Kwa watumiaji wa namba binafsi za magari, ada sasa itapanda kutoka Sh milioni 5 kila baada ya miaka mitatu mpaka Sh milioni 10.

Kodi ya majengo 
Aidha, kodi za majengo sasa hazitakusanywa na halmashauri, badala yake TRA ndiyo inayopewa mamlaka hayo ya kukadiria, kukusanya, kuhifadhi na kuiwakilisha katika halmashauri husika. 
Mbali na TRA kupewa mamlaka ya kukusanya kodi ya majengo, serikali pia imependekeza kupunguza misamaha ya kodi za majengo ili majengo mengi zaidi yaingizwe katika orodha ya kulipa kodi.

Ulindaji wa Viwanda 
Saruji aina ya (HS Code 2523.29.00) zinazotoka nje ya Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki ushuru wake wa forodha umepandishwa kutoka asilimia 25 mpaka asilimia 35 ili kulinda saruji inayozalishwa nchini dhidi ya ushindani wa bei ya saruji kutoka nje ya nchi.

Kwa bidhaa za chuma ikiwemo mabati kutoka nje ya Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki, nazo ushuru umetoka asilimia 0 mpaka 10, ili kulinda uzalishaji wa bidhaa hizo hapa nchini, huku bidhaa za nondo kutoka nje nazo zikipandishwa kodi kutoka asilimia 10 mpaka 25, kwa nia ya kulinda viwanda vya ndani.

Nyavu za kuvua samaki kutoka nje ya Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki, ushuru wake umepanda kutoka asilimia 10 hadi asilimia 25 huku vichujia vya vilainishi na petroli kutoka nje ya nchi vikiongezwa ushuru kufikia asilimia 25 kutoka asilimia 10, ili kulinda bidhaa za ndani.

Sukari, ngano, mitumba, mafuta ya kula 
Katika sukari, serikali imekusudia kupunguza msamaha wa kodi na hivyo waagizaji wa bidhaa za sukari kutoka nje watalazimika kuanza kulipa ushuru wa asilimia 15 kutoka asilimia 10, huku ikitarajiwa kuongezeka zaidi na kuwa asilimia 20 mwaka 2017/18 na asilimia 25 mwaka 2018.19, ili kulinda viwanda vya ndani.

Kwa upande wa ngano kutoka nje, ushuru umepunguzwa kutoka asilimia 35 mpaka 10, kwa kuwa nchi za Afrika Mashariki hazina uwezo wa kuzalisha kulingana na mahitaji. 
Kwa upande wa nguo na viatu vya mitumba Serikali imepandisha ushuru kutoka dola za Marekani 0.2 mpaka dola za Marekani 0.4 kwa kilo, kwa nia ya kudhibiti nguo hizo lakini pia imetangaza kujiandaa kuzuia uingizaji wake.

Kwa upande wa mafuta ya kula kutoka nje nayo ushuru umepanda kutoka asilimia 0 mpaka 10 kwa mafuta ghafi ya kula, ili kuimarisha kilimo cha mbegu za mafuta na viwanda vya ndani. 
Tozo za pamba, kahawa, korosho 
Miongoni mwa tozo zilizofutwa kuondoa kero kwa wananchi ni mchango kwa kila kiwanda cha kuchambua pamba wa Sh 450,000 na ada ya vikao vya halmashauri wakati wa kujadili wafanyabiashara wa pamba ya Sh 250,000.

Kwa upande wa kahawa, Serikali imefuta ada ya leseni ya kusindika kahawa ya dola za Marekani 250, huku ushuru wa kusafirisha korosho wa Sh 50 kwa kilo, ukifutwa. 
Tozo zingine zilizofutwa katika korosho ni ushuru wa chama kikuu cha ushirika Sh 20 kwa kilo, gharama za mtunza ghala Sh 10 kwa kilo, kikosi kazi cha kufuatilia masuala mbalimbali Sh 10 na makato ya unyaufu.

Pia Serikali imepanga kuendelea kufuta tozo nyingine zinazokatwa na halmashauri, wakala na mashirika katika mazao ya wakulima, baada ya kufanya tathmini za kina.
Maduka kambi za jeshi 
Serikali imependekeza kufuta msamaha wa kodi uliokuwa ukitolewa katika maduka na migahawa maalumu kwa ajili ya askari wa majeshi, kutokana na msamaha huo kutumiwa vibaya na kupoteza mapato ya serikali na badala yake, askari watapata posho mpya juu ya posho ambazo wamekuwa wakipewa.

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

GEPF umesema utabadili mfumo wa uendeshaji na kuruhusu kulipa mafao ya muda mrefu.



 Mfuko wa akiba wa GEPF umesema baaada ya bunge la jamhuri  kupitisha sheria mpya ya mfuko huo  utabadili mfumo wa uendeshaji na kuruhusu kulipa mafao ya muda mrefu huku mfuko huo ukifikisha thamani ya shilingi bilioni 198.38  ukiwa na wanachama zaidi ya 62,000.

Habari Zilizopo Katika Magazeti ya Leo Jumatano ya June 8 .