National Bank of Commerce (NBC) has launched hotlines service across several of its branches in a bid to further provide exceptional banking services to its customers, the newly service will be used by the bank customers when visiting the branches across the country.

The launch was held at NBC’s flagship branch, Corporate Branch, situated along the corner of Azikiwe Street and Sokoine Drive in Dar es Salaam at the weekend.

 NBC

Speaking during the official launching, NBC’s Chief Operating Officer, Maharage Chande said that the bank opens more rooms for its customers to enjoy the banking services offered by the NBC through its 52 branches countywide.
“We centre our customers on everything that we do and as such it is paramount that we offer exceptional service, in order to meet their expectations,”

“We know that our customers may sometimes have queries, which may need clarification and this initiative will provide them with an alternative to channel their queries,” he added.

The bank launched the initiative across 8 branches namely, Morogoro, Tunduma, Nyanza, Shinyanga, Mbeya, Karatu, Zanzibar and Corporate, with the aim to enhance customer service by collecting customer feedback.
Chande further noted that customers can use the Hotlines to provide suggestions and compliments, deliver complaints or have their queries answered, when visiting the branches.

He explained further that the lines are directly connected to the bank’s contact centre, where agents work round the clock to answer customer queries. All that the customer needs to do is just pick up the phone, and go through the options which will connect them to a customer service agent.

On her part, the NBC Head of Customer Experience Jane Dogani said “we highly value our customer’s feedback and as such we use every opportunity availed to us to collect more, so we work towards improving different areas which may need improvement so that we can meet our customer’s expectations,” she added.

However, she noted that the lines are not just for complaints and queries, if the customer visit one of their branches and receive great service, he or she can pick up the phone and let them know so that they can use that as a benchmark to provide even better service.

Not only that but the bank has several products in the Tanzanian market such as Islamic Banking services which started service in May 2010 and it currently offers Islamic savings, Islamic current, Islamic business and Islamic corporate accounts, which are interest free and comply with Shari'ah laws.


Ends.



Government, World Bank, Donors Should Address Child Labor in Mines

Children as young as eight-years-old are working in Tanzanian small-scale gold mines, with grave risks to their health and even their lives, Human Rights Watch said in a report released recently.
The Tanzanian government should curb child labor in small-scale mining, including at informal, unlicensed mines, and the World Bank and donor countries should support these efforts.

The 96-page report, “Toxic Toil: Child Labor and Mercury Exposure in Tanzania’s Small-Scale Gold Mines,” describes how thousands of children work in licensed and unlicensed small-scale gold mines in Tanzania, Africa’s fourth-largest gold producer.

They dig and drill in deep, unstable pits, work underground for shifts of up to 24 hours, and transport and crush heavy bags of gold ore. 

The report said that children risk injury from pit collapses and accidents with tools, as well as long-term health damage from exposure to mercury, breathing dust, and carrying heavy loads. A 17-year-old boy who survived a pit accident told Human Rights Watch, “I thought I was dead, I was so frightened.”
“Tanzanian boys and girls are lured to the gold mines in the hopes of a better life, but find themselves stuck in a dead-end cycle of danger and despair,” said Janine Morna, children’s rights research fellow at Human Rights Watch. “Tanzania and donors need to get these children out of the mines and into school or vocational training.”
Many children who work in mining are orphans or other vulnerable children who lack basic necessities and support. 

Human Rights Watch also found that girls on and around mining sites face sexual harassment, including pressure to engage in sex work. Some girls become victims of commercial sexual exploitation and risk contracting HIV or other sexually transmitted infections.
Human Rights Watch visited 11 mining sites in Geita, Shinyanga, and Mbeya regions, and interviewed more than 200 people, including 61 children working in small-scale gold mining. 

The report explained further that the employment of children in dangerous mining work is one of the worst forms of child labor under international agreements, to which Tanzania is a party.

“On paper, Tanzania has strong laws prohibiting child labor in mining, but the government has done far too little to enforce them,” Morna said. “Labor inspectors need to visit both licensed and unlicensed mines regularly, and ensure employers face sanctions for using child labor.”

Child laborers, as well as children living near mining sites, are at serious risk of mercury poisoning. Mercury attacks the central nervous system and can cause lifelong disability to children, whose developing bodies are more easily affected by the heavy metal. 

The miners, including children, mix mercury with crushed ground ore and burn the resulting gold-mercury amalgam to release the gold, exposing them to poisonous mercury fumes. Even small children who are not working are often present during this process, which is sometimes carried out in the home. 

Most adult and child miners are unaware of these health risks. Health workers lack training and facilities and are not equipped to diagnose or treat mercury poisoning. Existing laws and initiatives on mercury have largely failed to reduce mercury use. 

Tanzania has helped craft a new global treaty to reduce mercury exposure worldwide, which more than 140 governments agreed upon in January 2013.

The Minamata Convention on Mercury, named for the site in Japan of a mercury poisoning disaster half a century ago, will be adopted in October near Minamata. 

“Tanzania helped bring about the Minamata Convention on Mercury,” Morna said. “Now, to protect the future of its own people and of its own growing mining industry, it needs to take the lead to protect its children – by monitoring, testing, and treating them for mercury exposure and getting them out of the mines.”
Working in the mines interferes with children’s education. Children working in mining sometimes skip classes or drop out of school altogether. 

Teachers told Human Rights Watch that school attendance and performance decreased when a gold mine opened nearby. In addition, many adolescents seek full-time employment, including in mining, because they lack access to secondary school or vocational training. 

A 15-year-old boy in the Geita district summed up the impact of mining on his life: “It is difficult to combine mining and school. I don’t get time to go through tutoring [which takes place on the weekends]. I wonder about the mine, it distracts me…. One day … I fell sick [after mining and missed classes]. I had pain all over my body.”
The Tanzanian government should expand access to secondary school and vocational training and improve child protection, Human Rights Watch said. 

The government and donors should provide financial and political backing for the new action plan on the most vulnerable children and include orphans from mining areas in the Tanzania Social Action Fund’s program of grants and conditional cash transfers to vulnerable populations. 

The World Bank and other donors to the mining sector should also support steps to end child labor in mining and reduce the exposure of children and adults to mercury, Human Rights Watch said. 

For example, they should help children transition from work in unlicensed mines to schooling, and ensure that newly licensed mines do not use child labor. A current USD55 million World Bank project to support the mining sector does not directly address child labor.

The gold industry has a responsibility to ensure it does not benefit directly or indirectly from unlawful child labor, Human Rights Watch said. Yet most gold traders Human Rights Watch interviewed in Tanzania had no procedures to keep gold mined by children out of their supply chains.

Small traders typically purchase gold directly at the mines or in mining towns and then sell it to larger traders in Tanzania. Sometimes the gold passes through several intermediaries before reaching the traders who export the gold. According to the Tanzanian government, small-scale miners produced about 1.6 tons of gold in 2012 – worth about USD85 million. 

The top destination for gold from Tanzanian small-scale mines is the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Gold is also exported to Switzerland, South Africa, China, and the United Kingdom. 

“Whether small or large, Tanzanian or global, businesses should avoid becoming entangled with unlawful child labor in their supply chain,” Morna said. “As those with the buying power, gold traders have leverage over their suppliers. They should use it to protect children and to protect consumers from buying gold tainted by child labor.”
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SHIRIKA lisilo la kiserikali la Mpango wa chakula duniani (WFP) limetoa msaada wa pampu 210 za maji zenye thamani ya zaidi ya shilingi 94 milioni kwa shule za msingi na vikundi mbalimbali mkoani Singida.
Pampu hizo ni kwa ajili ya kilimo cha umwangiliaji bustani.

Hayo yamesemwa juzi na Mkuu wa Ofisi ndogo ya WFP Dodoma Nima Sitta,wakati akizungumza kwenye hafla ya makabidhiano ya matenki 12 ya kuvunia maji ya mvua yaliyojengwa kwenye shule sita za wilaya ya Singida na wilaya ya Ikungi.Hafla hiyo ilifanyika katika viwanja vya shule ya msingi Igaruri wilaya ya Singida.
Alisema lengo kuu la msaada huo wa pampu za maji,ni kila shule za msingi na vikundi vya vijana,kuanzisha kilimo cha umwangiliaji maji bustani.
Meneja wa Shirika la Mpango wa Chakula Duniani Kanda ya Kati Nima Sitta

Nima alisema kila shule ya msingi yenye chanzo cha maji,itapatiwa pampu si chini ya mbili,wakati vikundi vya vijana waliomaliza elimu ya msingi na wale waliomaliza kidato cha nne,watapatiwa si chini ya pampu tatu.
"Kwa upande wa vijana,kila kikundi kinatakiwa kumiliki ekari sisizopungua tatu na wawe wamejipanga vizuri,shule za msingi zimepewa sharti la kuwa na shariti la kumiliki ekari mbili.Hivi sasa tunaendelea kuzizungukia shule ili zile zenye sifa,ziweze kukabidhiwa pampu mapema iwezekanavyo"alifafanua Nima.
Katika hatua nyingine,Nima alitumia fursa hiyo kulipongeza shirika lisilo la kiserikali la SEMA la mjini Singida, kwa kazi nzuri ya ujenzi wa matenki ya kuvunia maji na inayofanana na thamani ya fedha zilizotumika .
"Kwa kweli SEMA kazi yao ni nzuri mno,wametekeleza kwa kiwango cha juu yale yote ambayo yapo kwenye mkataba na kufanya mazuri zaidi baadhi ya shughuli ambazo hazipo kwenye mkataba.Nisema tu kwamba kazi ya SEMA,inapaswa kuigwa na wajenzi wengine kwa maendeleo ya wananchi",alisema.

MWISHO.

Afisa masoko wa kampini ya Gf Trucks & equipments, Gerald William Akiwaelezea uwezo na ubora wa Mitambo mipya ya kutengenezea Barabara (Excavator) aina ya Doosan baadhi ya wahandisi walotembelea banda lao wakati wa uzinduzi wa mitambo hiyo uliofanyika katika mkutano mkuu wa Mwaka wa ERB jijini Dar es Salaa.
Afisa masoko wa kampini ya Gf Trucks & equipments, Gerald William Akiwaelezea uwezo na ubora wa Mitambo mipya ya kutengenezea Barabara (Wheel  Loader) aina ya Doosan baadhi ya wahandisi walotembelea banda lao wakati wa uzinduzi wa mitambo hiyo uliofanyika katika mkutano mkuu wa Mwaka wa ERB jijini Dar es Salaa.

WADAU wa vita dhidi ya UKIMWI wilaya ya Ikungi,wametakiwa kutobweteka na kitendo cha kupungua kwa maambukizi mapya ya virusi vya UKIMWI,na badala yake waongeze juhudi zaidi ili ifikapo mwaka 2015,maambukizi ya virusi vya UKIMWI,unyanyapaa na vifo vinavyosababishwa na UKIMWI,vifikie asilimia sifuri.

Changamoto hiyo imetolewa juzi na afisa ustawi wa jamii sekretarieti ya mkoa wa Singida,Zuhura Kyara,wakati akifungua mkutano wa wadau wa UKIMWI wilaya mpya ya Ikungi uliofanyika kwenye ukumbi wa mikutano wa chuo cha maendeleo ya wananchi mjini hapa.

Alisema maambukizi mapya ya VVU katika halmashauri ya wilaya ya Singida na Ikungi,takwimu zinaonyesha kuwa yamepungua kutoka asilimia nne hadi mbili hadi mwaka huu.

Kyara alisema hayo ni mafanikio mazuri lakini hata hivyo,juhudi zaidi zinapaswa kuongezwa ili kufikia mwaka 2015,pasiwepo kabisa na maambukizi mapya,unyanyapaa na vifo vitokanavyo na UKIMWI kama dunia ilivyoazimia.

"Dira na maono yetu kama wadau,ni kuhakikisha tunaweka misingi imara yenye mwelekeo wa kutimiza azma hii.Hivyo tutumie fursa hii ya mkutano huu kufanya majadiliano juu ya mikakati ya kukabili changamoto  mbalimbali za VVU/UKIMWI",alifafanua Karya.

Afisa huyo alitaja baadhi ya changamoto hizo kuwa ni kupunguza maambukizi yanayosababishwa na ngono hasa kwa vijana wanaofanya ngono kama sehemu ya kujipatia kipato.

Karya alitaja changamoto zingine kuwa ni kupunguza vifo vyote vinavyosababishwa na ugonjwa wa kifua kikuu na kuhakikisha upatikanaji wa dawa za kufubaza VVU kwa watu wote wanaoishi na VVU na kupatiwa matibabu yote wanayostahili kupewa.
MWISHO. 

Eric Abidal amekasirishwa na namna maisha yake ya soka ndani ya Barcelona yalivyoisha na kusema kwamba hakulipwa chochote na klabu hiyo wakati wote alipokuwa akiugua.

Beki huyo mwenye miaka 34 alifanyiwa upasuaji wa kuwekewa ini jipya mnamo mwezi April mwaka jana, kumfanya akose michuano ya Euro na kumuweka nje ya soka kwa muda wa mwaka mmoja. Airudi kuichezea Barcelona kwenye mechi kadhaa kabla ya kuondokakujiunga na Monaco.
"Tatizo lilikuwa kwamba mkataba wangu ulikuwa unaenda mwishoni. Kwa maana hiyo ilikuwa aidha niongeze au uishe. Nilijiandaa kwa vyote," Abidal alisema katika interview aliyofanya na sports daily L'Equipe ya leo Ijumaa. "Ilikuwa ni vigumu kukubali lakini siku na jinsi. Maisha yangu ndani ya Barcelona yalikuwa yamefikia mwisho, lakini nina furaha nimeanza maisha mapya na Monaco."
Lakini Abidal amesema alikerwa na kusikitishwa namna kuondoka kwake kulivyotangazwa.
"Kitu kigumu kuelewa kilikuwa walichosema Barcelona katika mkutano wangu wa mwisho wa waandishi wa habari. Kwa kusema uamuzi ule ulitokana na sababu za kiuledi zaidi, ulivifanya vilabu vingine viwe na mashaka," Abidal alisema. "Haikuwa hata suala la fedha. Na ushahidi upo wazi kwamba miezi yote niliyokuwa kitandani naumwa, klabu haikunilipa chochote. Sasa nina bahati Monaco wameniamini - Kocha na Raisi wote wana imani juu yangu."
Abidal amecheza kwa dakika 90 katika kila mchezo wa ligi na  anategemewa kuichezea Ufaransa katika mechi ya kugombea nafasi za kucheza kombe la dunia dhidi yat Georgia.
 
Chanzo cha habari www.shaffihdauda.com

Dar/Kampala. President Jakaya Kikwete and Rwanda’s Paul Kagame come face to face today in Uganda in their first encounter since the raging diplomatic wrangle between their countries began. They will converge in Kampala for an international conference on the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni will host the 7th Extraordinary Summit on security in Eastern DRC at Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort. But Mr Kikwete and Mr Kagame are likely to steal the headlines at the conference with their encounter coming at a time when the stand-off is at its peak.
The tension between the two countries started in May and was triggered by President Kikwete’s appeal to Rwanda to engage FDRL rebels in talks. Mr Kikwete’s suggestion at a meeting of the Great Lakes countries, which met on the sidelines of the African Union summit in Addis Ababa, did not go down well with Mr Kagame and other top Rwandese officials. They link the FDRL with the 1994 genocide in which over 800,000 people were killed.
Significantly, too, the two leaders are meeting on the heels of a fresh row after Rwanda slapped a new transport charge on Tanzanian trucks. The rise of the road toll fee from $152 to $500 is seen as retaliation for the mass expulsion of thousands of Rwandese citizens from Kagera Region in an exercise to flush out illegal immigrants.
Mr Salva Rweyemamu, the director of communication at State House, confirmed yesterday that President Kikwete would travel to Uganda this morning. Uganda’s government-owned New Vision reported last evening that Mr Kagame was due in Kampala last night. Mr Rweyemamu said he would not speculate on Mr Kagame’s presence or his meeting with Mr Kikwete.
Last week, Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda said in Parliament that Mr Kikwete had asked President Museveni to play the role of mediator on the sour relations with Rwanda. Mr Pinda spoke after the Leader of the Official Opposition in Parliament, Mr Freeman Mbowe, demanded to know what steps the government was taking to normalise relations with Rwanda.
Mr Mbowe, who is also the Hai MP, claimed that Rwanda had convinced other EAC member states to sideline Tanzania. He pointed to recent tripartite meetings between Rwanda, Kenya and Uganda on infrastructure, immigration and political federation.
Mr Pinda, who said Rwanda had over-reacted, told Parliament that President Kikwete had reached out to Mr Museveni to ensure that matters did not deteriorate further. He added, however, that Tanzania does not believe it is being sidelined on EAC matters.
Efforts to establish whether President Museveni would reconcile the two leaders proved futile as members of the delegations kept their cards close to their chest. But University of Dar es Salaam political science lecturer Bashiru Ally said there was a likelihood that Mr Kikwete and Mr Kagame would use the opportunity to iron out their differences.
“It is important that they meet for the good of their nations and the EAC region at large,” Mr Ally said. “The two countries’ interests are intertwined, so let us hope they will come out of Uganda with good news.”
The DRC Summit was preceded by parallel meetings of regional ministers of defence and a regional inter-ministerial committee comprising ministers of foreign affairs from member states.
Members of the International Conference on Great Lakes Region include Tanzania, Angola, Burundi, the Central African Republic, the Republic of Congo, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Sudan and Zambia.

Weighbridge Operator - (Eight Posts)
Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS)

Date Listed: Sep 4, 2013
Phone: No Phone Calls
Area: Morogoro
Application Deadline: Sep 25, 2013

Position Description:
From Mwananchi September 4, 2013
Tanzania National Roads Agency (TAN ROADS) is a Semi Autonomous, Agency under the Ministry of Works established on July 1, 2000 and is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Tanzania Mainland's trunk and regional roads network. Its primary functions include the management of maintenance and development works, operations of the network and axle load control the implementation of road safety and environmental measures, provision of advice on the strategic framework, policies and plans for the road sector.
Regional Manager, TANROADS - MOROGORO is looking for suitable qualified Tanzanian candidates for 11 posts available at Mikese, Mikumi and Kihonda Weigh Bridge stations. Regional Manager TANROADS ¬Morogoro invites interested candidates to apply for the following positions:
Key qualifications for the weighbridge Operator;
Holder of full Technician Certificate in Civil Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (FTC), (Higher qualification will be advantageous);
Must be Computer literate (at least Advance Certificate in Computer
Applications)
Must be fluent in both written and spoken Kiswahili and English languages;
Must be a Tanzanian Citizen;
Not above 35 years of age
Duties and Responsibilities of the Weighbridge Operator;
The holder of this post who reports to Shift In-charge will be responsible for:
Enforcing Road Traffic Axle Load Control by the use of Weighbridge scale devices;
Carrying out activities as described in the Road Traffic (maximum Weight of Vehicles) Regulations, 2001 which include the following:
Weighing Motor Vehicles Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) > 3.500kg plying on our public Roads;
Imposing road damage fees on the spot for overloaded motor vehicles;
Measuring physical dimensions of motor vehicle or any load being carried on the motor vehicle for determining compliance or non- compliance with vehicle dimension limits by the transporter for provision of relevant advice; Recording all necessary particulars regarding the motor vehicle being weighed;
Observing good customer care, dignity and integrity;
Reporting all matters of the respective shift to the Shift In-charge; performing other duties as may be assigned from time to time by the Shift In-charge / Regional Manager.


Application Instructions:
All the interested and qualified Tanzanians are invited to submit their applications in writing enclosing detailed curriculum vitae and certified copies of relevant education and professional certificates, together with names of two referees and their contact addresses, telephone number (s) and e-mail addresses, so as to reach the addressee mentioned below not later than 25th September, 2013 at 4:30 pm. Only short listed candidates will be contacted.
Please apply to:
Regional Manager,
TANROADS,
P. O. Box 91,
Morogoro

Sales & Marketing Officer 1 (Four Posts)
Tanzania Standard (Newspapers) Limited

Date Listed: Sep 5, 2013
Phone: No Calls Please
Areas: Dodoma, Mbeya, Morogoro, Moshi
Application Deadline: Sep 18, 2013

Position Description:
From Daily News September 5, 2013
Tanzania Standard (Newspapers) Limited is a private limited liability company owned by the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania. The company publishes Tanzania's leading newspapers - Daily News, Sunday News, Habarileo, Habarieo Jumapili, Spotileo and online editions of Daily News and Habarileo newspapers accessed on the website www.dailynews-tsn.com  and www.habarileo.co.tz
 It owns modern printing and pre-press facilities and has an elaborate products distribution network.
Suitably qualified Tanzanians are invited to join our family in the following positions:
Reports to:Sales and Marketing Manager
Working Stations:(Moshi, Mbeya, Dodoma and Morogoro)
Entry Qualifications:
Holder of B.Com (Marketing; Business Administration) or its equivalent from a recognized Institution. S/he must have at least three (3) years relevant work experience.
S/he must have computer skills.
Good written communication skills
Should be fluent in English and Kiswahili.
Main duties and Responsibilities:
Marketing obligation
Sells advertisement space Prepares periodic sales reports Collects advertisement revenue
In collaboration with the debt collector makes follow up on advertisement debts Directs and attends to customers
Preparing periodic sales reports and sales forecast
Conduct periodic market surveys     .
Develops individual targets and all performance as part of the individual performance agreement in consultation with the head of section
Performs any other duties as may be assigned by your supervisor
Circulation and Newspaper Distribution obligation
Appoint newspaper agents and identify more distribution and selling points Collects sales proceeds, receives
Verifies returned newspapers
Monitors newspaper delivery and report status to Head office on daily basis
Prepares weekly and monthly circulation sales and newspaper returns collection and sales reports
Conducts market surveillance and intelligence to check the performance of TSN against competitors' products performs any other duties as may be assigned by your supervisor
Remuneration:
Competitive remuneration package will be offered to the right candidates.


Application Instructions:
Letter of application should be written in English preferably handwritten and should address the region you wish to be posted, attaching updated and detailed Curriculum Vitae, certified copies of academic/professional certificates, testimonials and names, telephones and addresses of two easily contactable referees. This document must be submitted in a sealed envelope to the address below:
Managing Editor,
Tanzania Standard (Newspapers) Limited,
TSN Building, 4/ll Mandela Express Way,
P.O. Box 9033,
Dar Es Salaam.
Deadline for applications is 18th September, 2013. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you have not heard from us within three (3) weeks after the application deadline, you can assume that your application was not successful.

Administration Officer
Moshi Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (MUWSA)

Date Listed: Sep 5, 2013
Email Address: Click to Email
Phone: No Calls Please
Area: Moshi
Application Deadline: Sep 26, 2013


Position Description:
From Daily News September 5, 2013
Moshi Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (MUWSA) is a full autonomous 'Utility responsible for the provision of safe water, collection and disposal of wastewater in Moshi, the town of Mt. Kilimanjaro. MUWSA is looking for dynamic, results driven individual to fill in the position of:
Reporting to:Human Resources and Administration Manager
Purpose of the Job
This is a Supervisory position in which ~he position holder is required to oversee all Administrative operations and routines.
Main duties and responsibilities:
Ensuring proper procedures and methods for Administrative functions are in place and conform to the International Standardization for Organization (ISO). These procedures include security, real estate management, motor vehicle management, cleanliness, site upkeep and gardening, repair and rehabilitation of assets and postal services.
To ensure transport facilities are well managed this includes fuel and motor vehicle movements, maintenance, servicing, licence renewal, insurance services as well driving compliance to Authority Transport Policy.
Ensuring proper management of Authority's assets to include title deed procurement, codification, repair/rehabilitation/construction proposals and proper maintenance of the same.
To ensure that administrative related key deliverables are achieved to the satisfaction of the required targets and beyond.
To oversee visitation of Authority's guests to include booking arrangements, travelling, meeting, record taking, and archive management.       
Making closer follow up of administrative related labour, civil and criminal cases in consultation with Human Resources and Administration Manager
Perform any other related duties as may be assigned by the Human Resources and Administration Manager.
Minimum Job Requirements
Qualification:
Holder of first degree/Advanced Diploma in Human Resources Management/Public Administration/Business Administration.
Working experience
Minimum of five (5) years working experience in similar field from reputable organization .
Common Requirements for All Vacancies
Key competences
Proven substantial computer knowledge and skills Demonstrated good leadership qualities
Ability to work under pressure
High level of initiative, creativity and integrity
Age Limit
The applicant should between 30 and 50 years of age
Remuneration:
This position attracts competitive salary plus other fringe benefits.


Application Instructions:
Handwritten application along with Curriculum Vitae to include reliable contacts [emails and day time working telephone], applicants' recent passport size, copies of all relevant certificates, transcripts, names and addresses of at least three [3] reputable referees, so as to reach the undersigned by 26 September 2013, Applicants who will not be contacted should regard themselves as unsuccessful.
"MUWSA is an equal opportunity employer"
Managing Director,      
Moshi Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Authority [MUWSA],
P.O Box 1001,
Moshi
Our Vision:"To be the best water and Sanitation utility in Tanzania"
Junction of Kibo/Bath Road
P.O Box 1001, Moshi ,
Tanzania:
E-Mail Link above
Website Link below

Baadhi ya wabunge wa upinzani nchini Kenya wameondoka bungeni wakati mjadala mkali ukiendelea kuhusu kuunga mkono au kupinga nchi hiyo kujiondoa kutoka katika mahakama ya kimataifa ya ICC.
 
Ukumbi wa Bunge la Kenya
Wabunge hao wameondoka bungeni baada ya kusema kuwa kamwe hawataungana na upande wa serikali kuunga mkono hoja hii ya kujiondoa kutoka katika mahakama ya ICC.Ni kutokana na kuwa kwamba upinzani una idadi ndogo zaidi ya wabunge bungeni.
Naibu kiranja wa wabunge walio wachache bungeni Jakoyo Midiwo, alisema kuwa wabunge wa upande wa serikali wanaotetea hoja hii ya kujondoa Hague watakuja kujuta. Mjadala huu unatokana na hatua ya Rais Uhuru Kenyatta na naibu wake William Ruto kukabiliwa na kesi za uhalifu dhidi ya binadamu katika mahakama hiyo wakati wa ghasia za baada ya uchaguzi mkuu mwaka 2007-2008 Hatua hii ya wabunge inakuja zaidi ya wiki moja kabla ya kuanza kwa kesi dhidi ya naibu Rais wa Kenya Williiam Ruto kuhusiana na ghasia za baada ya uchaguzi mwaka 2008. Ruto anakabiliwa na mashtaka ya uhalifu dhidi ya binadamu.

Rais Uhuru Kenyatta pia anatarajiwa kufika katika mahakama hiyo mwezi Novemba kwa kesi dhidi yake. Wawili hao wanashtakiwa kwa kuhusika na ghasia za baada ya uchaguzi mwishoni mwa mwaka 2007. Msemaji wa ICC ameambia BBC kuwa kesi hiyo itaendelea hata ikiwa Kenya itajiondoa kwenye mkataba wa Roma uliopelekea kuanzishwa kwa mahakama hiyo.

Bwana Fadi El Abdallah, alisema kuwa itachukua karibu mwaka mmoja kwa mchakato wa nchi yoyote ile kujiondoa kutoka katika mahakama ya ICC na hii bila shaka inaathiri tu kesi zilizokuwa mbele ya mahakama hiyo kwa wakati huo.

Hii ni hatua ya dharura inayochukua serikali kujitoa katika Mkataba wa Roma wa mahakama hiyo ulioidhinishwa na Umoja wa mataifa mnamo tarehe 17 July, mwaka1998.

Kenya inataka kutoa mfano wa kuwa nchi ya kwanza Afrika kuchukua hatua hiyo licha ya kwamba uamuzi huu hautoathiri kwa namna yoyote kesi zinazoendelea sasa katika mahakama ya ICC.

Mahakama hiyo ya kimataifa imesema kwamba kesi hizo zitaendelea hata iwapo Kenya itajitoa. Imesema itaichukua Kenya kiasi ya mwaka mmoja kabla ya kukubaliwa ombi hilo la kutaka kujiondoa katika mkataba wa Roma na hilo litaathiri tu kesi zitakazozuka baada ya muda huo.

Haya yanajiri wakati makamu wa rais William Ruto anatarajiwa kuondoka Kenya kueleka Hague Uholanzi wiki ijayo kukabiliwa na mashtaka ya uhalifu dhidi ya binadaamu katika mahakama hiyo ya ICC, kesi inayoanza tarehe 10 mwezi huu.

Wote wameshtakiwa kwa kuhusika katika ghasia zilizojiri baada ya uchaguzi mkuu wa mwaka 2007.Kesi dhidi ya rais Uhuru Kenyatta inatarajiwa kuanza tarehe 12 mwezi Novemba.

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