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SHIRIKA la Ndege Tanzania (ATCL), leo linatarajia kuanza safari zake mikoa ya Tabora na Kigoma. Akizungumza Dar es Salaam jana, Kaimu Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa ATCL, Paul Chizi, alisema ndege hiyo itakuwa ikienda moja kwa moja kwenye mikoa hiyo na safari hizo zitakuwa za kila siku. “Matayarisho yote yamekamilika na ndege tunatarajia itaanza safari zake kama kawaida kuanzia kesho (leo) Novemba Mosi... tunaomba Watanzania watoe ushirikiano kwa shirika lao kwa kuchagua kusafiri na ATCL, maana ni usafiri wa moja kwa moja wa uhakika na salama,” alisema Chizi. Chizi alisema Mamlaka ya Usafiri wa Anga (TCAA), tayari imelipatia shirika cheti cha kuruka kiitwacho Air Operators Certificate (AOC) baada ya kuridhishwa jinsi lilivyotekeleza masharti yake. Hivi karibuni shirika hilo lilizindua mpango wa biashara (Business Plan) ambao unaeleza jinsi lilivyojizatiti kuhakikisha linamudu ushindani wa usafiri wa anga kipindi cha miaka mitano ijayo. Mpango huo ulizinduliwa na Naibu Waziri wa Uchukuzi, Dk Athumani Mfutakamba, ambaye alisifu hatua ya shirika hilo kwa mpango huo endelevu, kupata AOC na kulitakia mafanikio mema. “Nawapongeza kwa kupata cheti cha kuruka, hii ni fursa kubwa kwa Watanzania kuanza kupata huduma za uhakika za shirika lao, naamini mambo yatakwenda vizuri nawatakia mafanikio mema katika mipango yenu mipya,” alisema Dk Mfutakamba. Serikali katika mwaka wa fedha uliopita ilitenga Sh16.7 bilioni kwa ajili ya kuliwezesha shirika hilo na imeahidi kuendelea kulipa mishahara ya wafanyakazi wa ATCL. Hata hivyo, katika hali ya kusikitisha wakati shirika linaanza safari zake tena, hakuna hata senti kati ya fedha hizo iliyowekwa kwenye akaunti za ATCL. Cchanzo ni Gazeti la mwananchi. |
Thousands of protesters clash with police in Chicago: Chaos in the Windy City as 45 activists arrested and one cop stabbed after demonstrators target NATO
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Thousands of demonstrators upset with the war in Afghanistan, climate change and the erosion of union rights have raised the intensity of a march in downtown Chicago on Sunday as world leaders assembled for a NATO summit. The protest, one of the city's largest in years, turned violent at the end of an anti-NATO march, where demonstrators confronted Chicago police, pushing against a line of officers several blocks from the lakefront convention center where President Obama hosted a gathering of world leaders. Authorities were seen making arrests one by one and leading individual demonstrators away in handcuffs. After a clash near McCormick Place, Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy said at a news conference that the protests resulted in 45 people being arrested and four officers suffering injuries - one from a stab wound in the leg. Scroll down for video Clash: Demonstrators try to flee the police as they are move in on them ...
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