Bunge to debate IPTL probe reports

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Membe wants police to probe reports on trafficking of girls
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Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation minister, Bernard Membe, has requested Home Affairs minister to send Police officers to China to investigate illegal trafficking of girls from Tanzania for prostitution. The girls are said to be trafficked to China by ...
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>The Parliamentary Accounts Committee (PAC) has ordered thorough  investigations and auditing of the accounts and controversial sale of  the troubled Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL).

Members of opposition coalition, Ukawa, have warned the office of the Speaker of the National Assembly against any attempt to sabotage the debate on the Tegeta escrow account scandal.

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Ukawa ask for five more days of IPTL escrow debate
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LAWMAKERS from the so-called Coalition of Defenders of the People's Constitution, Ukawa, have asked the Speaker's Office to add five more days to the debate on the IPTL escrow account saga, which starts here next Monday. Ukawa Co-Chairman James ...

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MPs ready for debate on IPTL saga
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It's now official that the eagerly awaited debate on the raging controversy over the Tegeta escrow account scandal reports will run for three consecutive days in the National Assembly starting tomorrow. The decision came after a dramatic back and forth ...
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Court bars IPTL saga debate in Parliament
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The National Assembly may likely no longer debate the protracted saga over the controversial Tegeta escrow account scandal reports this week, after all. The lawmaking body had planned to deliberate on the much-talked-about issue for three days running ...
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Drama as MPs demand IPTL saga debate
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THERE was drama in the mid morning session in Parliament on Wednesday as Members of Parliament attempted to compel the Chair person of the National Assembly Mussa Azan Zungu to table the Controller and Auditor General's report on the IPTL-Escrow ...

>What was initially viewed as a clean deal before it was exposed by The Citizen as a transaction with too many unanswered questions surfaced in Parliament yesterday, with MPs demanding a thorough investigation into the $122 million (Sh201 billion) scheme.

he stage is finally set for the investigation into the controversial sale of Independent Power Tanzania Ltd (IPTL) following the release of 13 key audit queries as handed to the Controller and Auditor General (CAG).