Kurasa za mbele za baadhi ya magazeti ya Tanzania, Jumamosi 14.Februari 2015

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	4) Naibu katibu
Uweka hazina:	5) Mweka hazina
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Kurasa za mbele za baadhi ya magazeti ya Tanzania, Alhamisi 12.Februari 2015

Kenya Bans Tanzanian Tour Operators From Its Parks, Airports (K24 Kenya) - 6th February 2015

A diplomatic row is brewing between Kenya and Tanzania after Nairobi withdrew a three-week reprieve for Tanzanian tour operators to access the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. This is after talks between the two countries failed to broker an agreement on a 1985 bilateral agreement which prevents tour vans from both countries from accessing national parks and airports on either side. And as Salome Muiruri reports, the latest spat between the two neighbours poses a fresh threat to the east african community integration process.

The rift between Kenya & Tanzania on the row of tourists' vans access widens (NTV Kenya) - 6th.February 2015

Kenyan Tourism Operators no longer have to drop tourists wishing to visit Tanzanias National Parks - Back in November 18, 2014

Tanzania Imeamua kutii amri iliyotolewa na Kenya kuzuia Magari yaliyosajiliwa nchini kuingia na kushusha watalii uwanja wa ndege wa Jomo Kenyatta, Nairobi - HABARI AZAM TV

UAMUZI WA SERIKALI YA KENYA KUZUIA MAGARI YA KITALII YALIYOSAJILIWA TANZANIA KUINGIA UWANJA WA NDEGE WA KIMATAIFA WA JOMO KENYATTA KWA AJILI YA KUCHUKUA NA KUSHUSHA WATALII

JAMHURI YA MUUNGANO WA TANZANIA

WIZARA YA USHIRIKIANO WA AFRIKA MASHARIKI

TAARIFA KWA VYOMBO VYA HABARI

UAMUZI WA SERIKALI YA KENYA KUZUIA MAGARI YA KITALII YALIYOSAJILIWA TANZANIA KUINGIA UWANJA WA NDEGE WA KIMATAIFA WA JOMO KENYATTA KWA AJILI YA KUCHUKUA NA KUSHUSHA WATALII

Tarehe 22 Desemba, 2014, Serikali ya Jamhuri ya Kenya ilitoa amri ya kuzuia magari ya kitalii yenye usajili wa Tanzania kwenda kuchukua na kushusha watalii wanaotumia uwanja wa ndege wa kimataifa wa Jomo Kenyatta wakiwa njiani kuja kutembelea vivutio vya utalii katika Jamhuri ya Muungano ya Tanzania. 

Baada ya uamuzi huu wa Serikali ya Kenya, Waziri wa Maliasii na Utalii Mhe. Lazaro Nyalandu alifanya majadiliano na Waziri wa masuala ya utalii wa Serikali ya Kenya siku ya tarehe 16, Januari, 2015 ili kutafuta ufumbuzi wa kadhia hii. Matokeo ya mkutano wa Mawaziri hawa yalikuwa ni kusitishwa kwa muda katazo lililotolewa na Serikali ya Kenya kwa makubaliano kuwa yafanyike mazungumzo baina ya pande hizi mbili ndani ya kipindi cha wiki tatu kuanzia tarehe 16 Januari, 2015 ili kurekebisha Mkataba wa Ushirikiano katika sekta ya utalii wa mwaka 1985 kati ya nchi zetu mbili.

Kufuatia makubaliano hayo Wizara ya Maliasili na Utalii iliiomba Wizara ya Ushirikiano wa Afrika ya Mashariki iandae kikao hicho cha pamoja katika muda uliopangwa. Kwa kuzingatia historia na uzito wa suala lenyewe, Wizara ya Ushirikiano wa Afrika ya Mashariki iliona umuhimu wa kuhusisha Wizara zingine husika za Uchukuzi, Mambo ya Nje, Viwanda na Biashara, Fedha, Ulinzi, Mambo ya Ndani, Kamati ya Kudumu ya Bunge ya Ardhi, Maliasili na Mazingira na Viongozi wa Sekta Binafsi ili kupata msimamo wa nchi wa pamoja kabla ya mkutano na Kenya.

Hivyo, vikao vya wataalam vimefanyika Dar es Salaam na Arusha hadi wiki ya kwanza ya mwezi huu wa pili kwa maandalizi ya kikao cha mwisho cha Mawaziri upande wa Tanzania kabla ya kukutana na wenzetu wa Kenya. Pamoja na kushauriana na Waziri mhusika wa Kenya (Masuala ya Afrika Mashariki, Biashara na Utalii, Bi. Phyllis Kandie) kusogeza mbele tarehe ya mkutano wa pamoja ili kuruhusu muda wa kutosha kwa majadiliano ya ndani na wadau, Bi. Kandie alimwandikia Katibu Mkuu wa Jumuiya ya Afrika ya Mashariki, Dkt. Richard Sezibera na kumnakili Waziri Nyalandu, kurejesha amri yake ya awali ambayo alisema inaendana na Sheria ya utalii na kanuni za uchukuzi za Kenya.

Serikali ya Tanzania kimsingi imesikitishwa na uamuzi huo wa Serikali ya Kenya kwani haujengi wala hauendani na dhamira njema ya Mkataba wa Kuanzisha Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki ya kuenzi njia ya mazungumzo, maelewano na maridhiano katika kufikia maamuzi. Suala la kurekebisha mkataba ulioingiwa na nchi hizi mbili kwa hiari miaka 30 iliyopita, si jepesi la kujadiliwa na Mawaziri wawili tu na kuwekeana ukomo wa muda katika kulipitia. Serikali ya Tanzania itaendelea na mchakato iliouanzisha wa kuhusisha wadau wote na kufikia uamuzi ambao itauwasilisha kwa Serikali ya Kenya kupitia vikao rasmi vya Jumuiya.

Pamoja na kwamba amri hii ya Serikali ya Kenya inaenda nje ya mkataba wa 1985 kwa kuvihusisha hata viwanja vya ndege kuwa sehemu ya vivutio vya utalii, Serikali ya Tanzania itaheshimu na kuzingatia amri hiyo ili kulinda undugu na urafiki uliopo kati ya nchi zetu huku tukitafakari hatua za kuchukua ili kuondoa bughudha kubwa itakayotokea kwa watalii na wasafiri wetu wanaopitia uwanja huo wa Jomo Kenyatta. Aidha Tanzania itachukua hatua ya kuwafahamisha watalii na wageni wote wenye nia ya kutembelea vivutio vya kitalii vya Tanzania kutumia viwanja vingine vya ndege ili kuepuka kadhia na gharama zisizo za lazima.

Kwa upande wa Tanzania, viwanja vya ndege hasa vile vya Kimataifa vitaendelea kuwa sehemu ya malango ya kuingilia na kutokea kwenda kokote iwe ndani ya Jumuiya au nje ya Jumuiya na havitavichukuliwa kama vivutio vya utalii. Tanzania haitazuia magari ya Nchi Wanachama wa Jumuiya ya Afrika Mashariki au nchi nyingine yoyote kuingia katika viwanja vyake vya ndege kuleta au kuchukua watalii wanaopitia katika viwanja hivyo na kwenda katika nchi zao.

Mkataba wa mwaka 1985 kati ya Tanzania na Kenya ulilenga kutoa mwongozo wa ushirikiano katika Sekta ya Utalii kati ya nchi zetu mbili. Aidha, makubaliano hayo yalielekeza maeneo muafaka kwa ajili ya kubadilishana watalii huku ikizingatiwa kuondoa bugudha kwa watalii. Maeneo hayo ni pamoja na miji ya mipakani pamoja na miji rasmi iliyopendekezwa na kukubalika na pande zote mbili ikiwemo Nairobi ambako kiwanja cha ndege cha Kimataifa cha Jomo Kenyatta kipo.

Mwisho, Tanzania itaendelea kuenzi undugu na urafiki uliojengeka kwa zaidi ya miaka 50 tokea uhuru kati ya nchi zetu mbili na suala dogo kama hili halitaweza kuteteresha uhusiano wetu mzuri.

WIZARA YA USHIRIKIANO WA AFRIKA MASHARIKI

President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete Insists Tanzania respect Press Freedom East Africa Paper breached Registration procedures.

President Kikwete of Tanzania in his daily exercise in Dodoma

Tourism and Natural Resources Minister Lazaro Nyalandu yesterday condemned Kenya’s decision to bar Tanzanian registered tour vans from accessing the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).

Tourism and Natural Resources Minister Lazaro Nyalandu.

Mr Nyalandu said the ban was in bad taste and did not augur well for business and diplomatic relations between the two countries. “For Kenya to enforce the ban that was earlier lifted because Tanzania has asked for more time (for talks) is an act that lacks wisdom and sense diplomacy,” he said on his twitter handle last evening.

It was the first time that the minister openly commented on the growing rift following last Friday’s decision to lock out Tanzanian vans from the JKIA in Nairobi where they pick and drop tourists. The ban was announced by Kenyan minister for East Africa Co-operation and Tourism Phyllis Kandie who blamed Tanzania for failing to convene talks on the matter as earlier planned.

Her move has sparked off an uproar on social media which forced her to also take into the same platform to explain her decision. Ms Kandie said the ban was temporary and meant to allow for talks between the two countries on the way forward. “The government gives priority to Kenyans; we have enforced the 1985 bilateral agreement. Talks are on to have a solution, KE & TZ are on the same team,” she twitted.

For his part, Mr Nyalandu says he held talks with Ms Kandie on January 16, after which the ban was lifted the following day. He notes that the agreement was that ministerial experts from Kenya and Tanzania meet within three weeks to iron out any differences.

Mr Nyalandu said Tanzania, however, asked for more time following a request from the ministries of EA Community and that of Transport.

Mr Samuel Sitta who had been in charge of the EAC docket was recently moved to the Transport docket in a Cabinet reshuffle. He swapped places with Dr HarrisonMwakyembe. Mr Sitta last week, while referring to the standoff, said Tanzania should approach the negotiations with caution.

Kigoma North MP Zitto Kabwe was among those who led in the attack on Ms Kandie, asking her to withdraw the ban because it was against the spirit of EAC integration.

“I plead that Kenyan government lift the ban or direct it to parks only in the spirit of EAC,” tweeted Mr Kabwe. The opposition MP said reasons given for the ban were misleading as the airport was not among the areas designated for restriction in the 1985 agreement. Ms Kandie, however, said the agreement covered both national parks, game reserves and airports.

in Arusha, players in the tourism and business sectors said the ban was a wake-up call to make its tourism sector more competitive, including having a working national airline.

The measures should include expanding and modernising the Kilimanjaro International Airport (Kia) and other airports so that they can attract more airlines and direct flights from abroad, according to Mr Walter Maeda, a prominent hotelier.

“The problem is that KIA does not have the capacity to handle thousands of travellers… Nairobi can”, he told The Citizen yesterday when reached on phone to comment on the crisis.

The hotelier noted that instead of the government constructing airports all over the country, more resources should be directed to expand and modernise Kia and JuliusNyerere International Airport (JNIA) in Dar es Salaam.

He warned that the current stand-off was a clear indication that next time the vans would have to drop tourists at Namanga border town.

Mr Andrew Luzze, the executive director of the East African Business Council (EABC), an apex body of private sector associations in the region based in Arusha also faulted the ban.

But a travel consultant based in Arusha, Mr Elisha Mayalla, said the Kenyans were simply implementing the 1985 bilateral agreement with Tanzania made shortly after the re-opening of the common borders.

The executive secretary of the Tourism Confederation of Tanzania (TCT) Richard Rugimbana also exonerated Kenya, saying the neighbouring country was acting in accordance with the 1985 agreement.

He said to the best of his knowledge, airports were not designated as drop-off points for the tourists under the agreement, stressing: “We should go back to find out what the document says before taking any move.”

He called on officials from the two countries to meet and review the bilateral agreement so that they arrive at an amicable solution.

He said despite the introduction of direct flights to Tanzania from some major tourism source countries, JKIA continues to receive a significant number of visitors from abroad heading to Tanzania.

However, he warned that the Kenyan move can be part of the pressure being made, mainly through the EAC, to force Tanzania to open up all her borders for tourists from Kenya, including the Bologonja border post on the Serengeti/Maasai Mara border. The post was closed in the late 1970s.

On Saturday, the Natural Resources and Tourism permanent secretary Dr Adelhelm Meru met with representatives of tour operators in Arusha as the ban on the Tanzanian shuttles to access JKIA started to bite.

Source: The Citizen

Pakistan to train Tanzania Air Force

Pakistan Female Fighter Pilot.

The Tanzania People's Defence Force (TPDF) Air Force and the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which paves way for the provision of Pakistani equipment and specialised training for the Tanzanian Air Force.

In terms of the MoU which was signed between TPDF Air Force commander Major General Joseph Furaha Kapwani and Chief of Air Staff of the PAF Air Marshal Tahir Rafique Butt, Pakistan undertook to train Tanzanian air force personnel in the domains of operations, training, equipment maintenance, security and the military application of information and communication technology (ICT).

The signing of the agreement in the Tanzanian capital Dar es Salaam last week marked a new era in the defence and diplomatic relationship of the two countries.

The visiting Pakistani air force chief hailed the MoU on defence saying it lays the groundwork for formal talks and the initiation of mutual exchanges which will ultimately strengthen the bilateral defence relationship between the two nations.

"We have historical cooperation with Tanzania and the MoU will revitalise the good relations between Tanzania and Pakistan," Butt said.

Kapwani said the mutual defence cooperation agreement has created an ideal platform for his force to share its experiences with their Pakistani counterparts.

"Under the MoU, members of the TPDF will have an opportunity to receive training by the Pakistan Air Force," Kapwani said.

During his four-day visit to Tanzania, the Pakistani air force chief attended a briefing on structure and functions of the TPDF Air Force and visited the country's main air base in Mwanza.

The Tanzania-Pakistan defence co-operation agreement follows the November 2012 tour of the International Defence Exhibition and Seminar (IDEAS) in Karachi by former Tanzanian Minister of Defence and National Service Shamsi Nahodha.

During his visit, Nahodha expressed interest in a wide range of indigenous Pakistani defence products including rifles, machines guns, main battle tanks, naval vessels, unmanned aerial vehicles, helicopters, fighter and trainer jets.

Souce: http://www.defenceweb.co.za

Watanzania Norway

Mistenker over 100 somaliere for id-juks – kan frata norsk statsborgerskap Over hundre norsk-somaliere kan bli kastet ut av landet fordi myndighetene mener at de har løyet om hvor de kommer fra. Deres barn født i Norge risikerer også utsendelse.

– Jeg er fra Mogadishu, født og oppvokst under borgerkrigen, men foreldrene mine kom hit for å få et bedre liv, sier en ung mann NRK møter på Grønland i Oslo.

Men han og kameratene vet at ikke alle som fremfører den historien, snakker sant. De vil ikke ha navn og bilde på trykk når de forteller at de vet om mange som har fått opphold på falske premisser.

– Det er mange som har vokst opp i Kenya, men som sier at de kommer fra Somalia...

Les mer: http://www.nrk.no/norge/mistenker-over-100-somaliere-for-id-juks-_-kan-frata-norsk-statsborgerskap

BUNGE LAAHIRIHSWA KUFUATIA KUPIGWA NA KUKAMATWA PROFESA LIPUMBA NA WANANCHI BAADA YA MBUNGE MBATIA KUTOA HOJA JUMATANO, 28.JANUARI 2015

Rais Kikwete awafanya mabadiliko kwenye baraza la mawaziri kwa kuteua mawaziri 8

Rais Jakaya kikwete wa Tanzania ametangaza mabadiliko katika baraza lake la mawaziri. Rais amewateua mawaziri wanane wapya pamoja na manaibu watano. Taarifa hiyo imetolewa na katibu katika ikulu ya rais balozi Ombeni Sefue. Mabadiliko hayo yanajumuisha wadhfa wa waziri wa nishati na kawi wa Profesa Muhongo ambaye amejiuzulu mapema leo pamoja na wadhfa wa waziri wa ardhi ambao uliwachwa wazi baada ya kupigwa kalamu kwa Anna Tibaijuka.

Mawaziri hao wawili wanahusishwa na kashfa ya ufisadi ambayo ilimshinikiza mwanasheria mkuu pia kujiuzulu.Nafasi ya Profesa Muhongo imechukuliwa na aliyekuwa naibu wa waziri wa ardhi, George Simbachawene

Rais Kikwete amewaapisha mawaziri hao wapya hii leo katika tangazo lililorushwa hewani na runinga ya taifa moja kwa moja.

Hii ndio orodha ya mawaziri walioteuliwa

MAWAZIRI

1. George Simachawene waziri wa nishati na madini
2. Mary Nagu- waziri wa nchi [afisi ya rais] mahusiano na uratibu
3. Christopher chiza -waziri uwezeshaji na uwekezaji
4. Harisson Mwakyembe[waziri wa ushirikiano wa afrika mashariki]
5. William Lukuvi -waziri wa ardhi nyumba na makaazi
6. Steven Wasira -waziri wa kilimo chakula na ushirika
7. Samwel Sita -waziri wa uchukuzi
8. Jenista Muhagama -waziri wa nchi ofisi ya waziri mkuu sera uratibu na bunge

MANAIBU WAZIRI

1. Stephen Masele -naibu waziri afisi ya makamu wa rais muungano
2. Angela Kariuki -naibu waziri wa ardhi nyumba na makaazi
3. Ummi Mwalimu- naibu waziri wa katiba na sheria
4. Anna Kilango naibu waziri wa elimu na mafunzo ya kiufundi
5. Charles Mwijage-naibu waziri wa nishati na madini.

Kenyan to be buried in France following lack funds to bring her body home - A family in Mombasa has decided to let their relative be buried in France after failing to raise the money to bring her body home. The 42 year old Kenyan woman died in a French hospital after being in coma for five years.

Educational Exchange

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New York businessman arrested in Tanzania after international manhunt launched when student he had met online was found dead in his Cardiff hotel room on New Year's Eve

Sammy Almahri (pictured), 44, from New York, has been wanted since the discovery of 28-year-old Nadine Aburas's body in Cardiff.

Sammy Almahri, 44, from New York, has been wanted since New Year's Eve. He was wanted by police in connection with the death of Nadine Aburas. Her body was found on New Year's Eve at the Future Inn, Cardiff Bay. South Wales Police traced Almahir to Tanzania, where he was arrested...

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk

FOMU YA KUGOMBANIA NAFASI YA UONGOZI WA CHAMA CHA WATANZANIA WAISHIO OSLO NA JIRANI YAKE (CCW OSLO)

Muhimu:

- Mtu yeyote mwenye asili ya Tanzania anaweza kugombea nafasi ya uongozi. Mnaombwa sana kujitokeza kwa wingi ili kufanikisha zoezi hili muhimu.

- Andika kwa herufi kubwa.

- Fomu hii inapatikana pia katika blogu ya CCW Oslo (http://watanzaniaoslo.blogspot.com).

- Rudisha fomu kabla ya tarehe 1 Februari 2015, kupitia barua pepe watanzaniaoslo@gmail.com au anwani CCW Oslo, Wilhelm Færdensv. 2B, 0361 Oslo.

- Tarehe ya uchaguzi itapangwa kufuatana na nafasi nzuri ya wagombeaje na wanajumuiya.

- Kwa ufafanuzi au maelezo zaidi, wasiliana na CCW Oslo kwa simu +4747227366 au barua pepe watanzaniaoslo@gmail.com

Fomu:

Jina kamili:
Anwani ya unapoishi:
Simu na/au barua pepe:
Nafasi zinazogombaniwa		Chagua nafasi moja tu
Uenyekiti:	1) Mwenyekiti
	2) Kaimu mwenyekiti
Ukatibu:	3) Katibu
	4) Kaimu katibu
Uweka hazina:	5) Mweka hazina
	6) Kaimu mweka hazina
Kamati ya utendaji (wajumbe 6):	7) Mjumbe

Chama cha Watanzania Oslo, Norway

                     

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Mheshimiwa Balozi Dora Msechu, Balozi wa Tanzania kwenye nchi za Nordic na za Baltics akiwa pamoja na baadhi ya Watanzania waishio Norway, Jumamosi 17.Januari 2015, P-Hotels, Grensen 19, Oslo.