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Gazeti la Mwananchi: Zitto: Kiama walioficha mabilioni Uswisi


ASEMA ATAFANYA HIVYO BUNGE LA OKTOBA KAMA SERIKALI ITASHINDWA, MABILIONI HAYO YAHUSISHWA NA UFISADI WA MEREMETA

Mhe. Zitto Kabwe
Waandishi Wetu
MBUNGE wa Kigoma Kaskazini (Chadema), Zitto Kabwe ameahidi kuwataja wanaohusika kuficha mabilioni ya fedha nchini Uswisi katika kikao kijacho cha Bunge Oktoba, mwaka huu iwapo Serikali itashindwa kufanya hivyo hadi muda huo.

Wakati Zitto akisema hayo, kashfa hiyo imechukua sura mpya na sasa fedha hizo zinahusishwa na ufisadi katika Kampuni ya Meremeta.

Kauli ya Zitto ambaye pia ni Naibu Kiongozi wa Upinzani Bungeni, imekuja siku chache tangu Waziri wa Ushirikiano wa Afrika Mashariki, Samuel Sitta kuwataka wanaowafahamu walioficha fedha hizo kuwataja hadharani ili iwe rahisi kwa Serikali kuwachukulia hatua.

Hata hivyo, Zitto akizungumza na gazeti hili jana alisema: “Mimi ni mbunge makini ninayefahamu taratibu za Bunge na kuheshimu haki za watu wengine, siwezi kukurupuka katika suala hili. Ninaiachia Serikali na vyombo vyake iendelee kulifanyia kazi na ikiwa watashindwa kuwataja wahusika, basi wasubiri kikao kijacho, nitaweka hadharani majina ya wahusika wote.”

Zitto alisisitiza kuwa Serikali ina uwezo wa kupata taarifa zozote inazozihitaji kutoka Uswisi na kwamba ndiyo maana ameipa muda wa kulifanyia kazi suala hilo kabla yeye hajachukua hatua ya kuwataja wahusika.

“Sikia, lazima tukubaliane jambo moja kwamba mimi siyo Serikali, wala sina dola, ndiyo maana nasema kwamba tusubiri utekelezaji wa ahadi ya Serikali, lakini wakishindwa kuwataja, basi mimi nitatumia nafasi yangu kama mbunge kuwataja na nitafanya hivyo ndani ya Bunge na wala siyo nje ya hapo,” alisema.

Uchunguzi zaidi wa gazeti hili umebaini kuwa kiasi cha Dola za Marekani 186 milioni (takriban Sh300 bilioni) kwa viwango vya sasa vya kubadilishia fedha ambavyo ni Sh1,600 kwa Dola ya Marekani, kimefichwa katika benki tatu tofauti za Uswisi.

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