TANZANIA MPS TAKE WESTMINISTER PALCE BY STORM ON BAE TANZANIA CASE

The Deputy speaker Hon Job Ndugai Mp, Hon. Mussa Zungu MP Angelah Kairuki MP, John Cheyo MP, psosing for a photo opportunity at the Tanzania High commission after meeteing Baroness Linda Chalker.

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By Ayoub  mzee-London

A team  of Tanzania  Parliamentarins  from  Dodoma  have   come  to  london  on  a  diplomatic  mission  on  how  the   people  of  Tanzania  will be paid  back   what  belongs   to them  as  .In 2001 BAE sold a £28million Watchman air traffic control system to Tanzania, one of the world's poorest countries. The sale was funded through a loan from Barclays Bank. The deal was backed by then Prime Minister Tony Blair, but opposed by his International Development Secretary Clare Short, who, though she had no evidence, said she did not think the contract "could have been made cleanly". In 2002 the International Civil Aviation Organisation said the system used dated technology and was not adequate for civil aviation. Norman Lamb MP, who compiled a dossier on the deal, said a modern system could have been provided for 10% of the cost.

The Deputy speaker Hon Job Ndugai Mp, Hon. Mussa Zungu MP Angelah Kairuki MP, John Cheyo MP,   During  this  trip  The  Tanzani  delagation  has  met  UK  MPs  LiLindsay  hoyle  the  deputy  speaker  of the  house  of  commins, Sir  Malcom  Jack  Chief   exectuve   and  clerck  to  the   house  of  commons,David  Hash  Head  of   finance ,  scrutiny ,  Sir  Alan   Haselhurst MP   and  chairman of CPA  UK   branchKevin Brown  MP  Mike  Grapes  MP   and   member  of  foreign  Affairs  committe,, Jacqy Sharpe  , clerck  of  committes -house  of   commons ,  Stephen  Obrien Mp ,  attend  a  Public   accounts  committe  eveidence  ssession , met members  of the  British  Tanzania  Association  and  NGO. Later  , on  the  Tanzania  delegation  will meet  the  directors  of  BAE  Phillip  Bramwel  and  Lesley  Collen

Since  BAE  pleaded  gulity  ,  it  has  dragged  its  feet  to  pay  up   citing  corruption  in  tanzania. Tanzania  position is  that  that  there is   already   an   agreed  Education  road   map  plan  on  how  this  money  will  be  used .The   meeting  between  BAE   will  shed  more  light    on   whre  the  delagations  will  go  back  home   with   the  people  of  Tanzania 's   chaque  or   start  a  legal  battle   to   enfornce  the  judge's  order  of  paying  Tanzania