Wananchi Waliobomolewa Nyumba Jijini Dar, Leo Kuitua Kwa Mkuu wa wilawa Kupeleka Kilio Chao

 Mkazi wa eneo hilo, Lukia Khalid (aliye kaa), akiwa amekaa nje na vyombo vyake baada ya kubolewa nyumba yake.

 Wananchi wa Tegeta A Kata ya Goba wakiwa wamesimama chini ya mti Dar es Salaam jana, baada ya nyumba zao kubomolewa na Kampuni ya Udalali ya Yono kwa madai ya kuvamia eneo hilo. Hata hivyo wamekanusha kuvamia eneo hilo. Zaidi ya nyumba 150 zilibomolewa. Wananchi hao leo wanaandamana kwenda kwa Mkuu wa Wilaya ya Ubungo kupeleka malalamiko yao.

 Askari polisi wakiwa eneo hilo kuimarisha ulinzi.

 Watoto wakiangalia nyumba yao baada ya kubomolewa.

 Mkazi wa eneo hilo akiwa kando ya nyumba yake iliyobomolewa.

 Mkazi wa eneo hilo akiangalia nyumba yake baada ya kubomolewa.

Magodoro yakiwa yamefunikwa na paa la nyumba baada ya kubomolewa kwa nyumba hizo.

Na Dotto Mwaibale

KAMPUNI ya Udali ya Yono Aution Mart imebomoa nyumba zaidi ya 150 za wakazi wa Tegeta A Kata ya Goba jijini Dar es Salaam kwa madai ya kujengwa eneo ambalo sio lao huku Kaya zaidi ya 450 zikikosa makazi ya kuishi.

Hata hivyo ubomojai huo umepingwa na wananchi hao wakidai eneo hilo ni lao na wapo kwa zaidi ya mwaka mmoja.

Zoezi la ubomoaji wa nyumba hizo lililofanyika Dar es Salaam jana, ulisimamiwa na askari polisi waliokuwa na silaha za moto na mabomu ya machozi huku wakiwa katika magari yenye namba PT, 3475, 1986 na  3675 huko kukiwa na askari hao zaidi ya 15.

Mmoja wa wananchi hao, Macarios Turuka  akizungumza na Jambo Leo eneo la tukio alisema eneo hilo kwa kipindi kirefu lilikuwa halitumiki na lilikuwa ni vichaka vya wahalifu kwani wanawake walikuwa wakibakwa na kutumiwa na watu kwa uhalifu ndipo walipoingia na kujenga.

Aliongeza kuwa baada ya kuanza ujenzi ndipo alipo ibuka Benjamini Mutabagwa na kueleza kuwa ni lake ndipo walipofungua kesi mahakama ya Kimara ambapo alishindwa kupeleka vielelezo vya umiliki wa eneo hilo.

Mwanasheria anayewatetea wananchi hao, Moses Chunga alisema kitengo cha kubomoa nyumba hizo ni kukiuka sheria za mahakama kwani kuna kesi ya msingi namba 188/ 2016 waliyofungua mahakama kuu ya ardhi ambapo walitakiwa tarehe 31 mwezi huu kwenda kuisikiliza lakini wanashangaa kuona nyumba hizo zikibomolewa.

Alisema wananchi hao wanajipanga kudai fidia ya uhalibifu huo na kuwa kabla ya yote wanahitaji kumuona rais kuona wanapata haki yao.

Mkurugenzi wa Kampuni ya Udalali ya Yono Auction Mart, Yono Kevela alisema kampuni ya ke imevunja nyumba hizo kwa amri ya mahakama na polisi walikuwepo kusimamia zoezi hilo.

"Mwenye eneo hilo ambaye ni Kanisa la Winers alishinda kesi mwaka mmoja uliopita na leo jana ulikuwa ni utekelezaji wa kuwaondoa wavamizi hao" alisema Kevela.

Mkazi wa eneo hilo aliyejitambulisha kwa jina moja la Hamisi alisema kitendo walichofanyiwa si cha uungwana hata kidogo kwani wao wapo katika eneo kwa siku nyingi mpaka wamefikia hatua ya kujenga nyumba hizo hizo mmiliki huyo alikuwa wapi kwa siku zote hizo.

"Kwa kweli hawa watu wanatufanya tusiipende serikali yetu tunaomuomba rais atusaidie katika jambo hili" alisema Hamisi.

Hamisi alisema kesho leo wanatarajia kwenda kwa mkuu wa wilaya ya Ubungo kupeleka kilio chao na kama akishindwa watakwenda kwa mkuu wa mkoa na kama napo hawatapata ufumbuzi watakwenda kumuona waziri Lukuvi na Rais.

Hawa Musa alisema baada ya kuvunjiwa nyumba zao wapo katika wakati mgumu na hawajui wataisheje na watoto wao.

Alisema wamepanga vitu vyao nje na mvua yote iliyonyesha jana imelowanisha vyombo vyao yakiwemo magodoro na hawajui huyo mtu anayedai ni eneo lake nyuma yake yupo nani.

Alisema nyumba yake iliyobomolewa ilikuwa inathamani ya sh. 700,000.

"Tangua tufungue kesi mahakama ya Kimara hakuwahi kufika kama yupo kweli kwanini anashindwa kuhudhuria mahakamani " alihoji Musa.

Musa aliongeza kuwa kabla ya kubomoa nyumba hizo walipaswa kutoa notsi lakini wao hawajafanya hivyo wamefika saa mbili asubuhi na kuanza kubomoa bila hata ya kuwa shirikisha vipongozi wa eneo hilo.

Mkazi mwingine wa eneo hilo Juma Abdallah amelalamikia jeshi la polisi kwa kuchukua TV, king'amuzi na sh. 80,000 zilizokuwepo ndani kabla ya nyumba yake kubomolewa.

"TV yangu na king'amuzi na sh.80,000 zimechukuliwa wakati wa zoezi hilo" alisema Abdallah.

 Katika hatua nyingine wananchi hao wamemtupia lawama Mwenyekiti wa Serikali ya Mtaa wa Tegeta A  kuwa amekuwa akiwakumbatia watu wanaodai kuwa eneo hilo ni lao wakati anaelewa fika ukweli halisi wa eneo hilo.

Mwenyekiti huyo Marko Vaginga alipopigiwa simu ili kuzungumzia suala hilo hakuwa tayari kuzungumza chochote zaidi ya kumtaka mwandishi kwenda ofisini kwake kwa mazungumzo zaidi.

"Nakuomba uje ofisini tuzungumze kwa leo sipo tayari kuzungumza chochote" alisema Vaginga na kukata simu.

Kamanda wa Polisi  Mkoa wa Kipolisi wa Kinondoni alipopigiwa simu alisema polisi walikuwa eneo hilo kwa ajili ya kusimamia amri ya mahakama.

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MBongo Ahukumiwa Miaka Mitano Gerezani USA Shauri ya Utapeli

Walijiona wajanja, kumbe... usicheze na Uncle Sam (Serikali ya Marekani). Hatimaye utakamatwa! Wabongo walipata Mortgage kwa kutumia jina la mtu mwingine, halafu walisema wameweka wapangaji wa Section 8 (maskini)! Kumbe wanagawana hela!  Moja wao Mokorya Cosmas Wambura (41) kahukumiwa kifungo cha miaka mitano gerezani leo.  Makubwa!  Na Range Rover yake imekamatwa!  Na itabidi Wambura alipe fidia dola laki nne. $400,000.  Awali walikamata watu sita.  Kusoma kesi ya awali ya kutoka 2012 BOFYA HAPA:

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Kuoka: http://www.gazette.net/article/20140617/NEWS/140619253/takoma-park-man-going-to-prison-for-mortgage-fraud-conviction&template=gazette

A Takoma Park man has been sentenced to five years in prison for what authorities said were two mortgage fraud schemes.

Mokorya Cosmas Wambura, 41, also was ordered to pay restitution of more than $400,000.
The U.S. attorney’s office said in a news release that in one case, Wambura and others conspired from March 2007 to November 2008 to unlawfully use another person’s identity to buy residential property. For a home that was purchased in Hyattsville in June 2008, the conspirators “inflated the sales price by creating false documents for repairs and renovations that were never made,” the news release said.

In the second fraud scheme, Wambura and Mrisho Mavuruma Mzese conspired to sell Mzese’s Silver Spring residence to Wambura’s friend and roommate, but without the friend’s involvement, the U.S. attorney’s office said.

In the second fraud scheme, Wambura and Mrisho Mavuruma Mzese conspired to sell Mzese’s Silver Spring residence to Wambura’s friend and roommate, but without the friend’s involvement, the U.S. attorney’s office said.

The friend’s identity had been stolen, allowing Wambura to secure a mortgage, obtain the property and become a Section 8 landlord to get federally subsidized money. Authorities said Wambura received a portion of the monthly rent and $29,186 in housing assistance checks.
Chief U.S. District Judge Deborah J. Chasanow sentenced Wambura on Monday in federal court in Greenbelt.

Wambura will be on five years of supervised released after he serves his prison time.
Mzese, 39, of Clarksburg, was convicted at trial on May 1 on 11 counts, including conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud and aggravated identity theft, for his part in the second fraud scheme with Wambura. Mzese is scheduled to be sentenced on Aug. 7.

The U.S. attorney’s office said another person who was involved — Edgar Tibakweitira, 37, of Severn — previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy and identity theft and agreed to forfeit a Range Rover vehicle. Tibakweitira is scheduled to be sentenced on Nov. 3.

The investigation and prosecution are part of President Obama’s Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force, which was created in 2009, the U.S. attorney’s office said.

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Historia ya Kesi:

Kutoka: 

 http://mortgagefraudblog.com/man-admits-using-id-theft-and-false-documents-to-induce-lenders-to-provide-mortgages/

Mokorya Cosmas Wambura, 45, Takoma Park, Maryland, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft arising from two separate residential mortgage fraud schemes.
According to his plea agreement, statement of facts, and the indictment, from March 2007 to November 2008, Wambura conspired with real estate agent Edgar Tibakweitira and others to use the identity of another individual without lawful authority to buy residential property. For example, in June 2008, Wambura used the stolen identity of another person, along with false income statements and credit information, to buy a residence in 4308 East West Highway, Hyattsville, Maryland. The conspirators inflated the value of the property by creating false documents for repairs and renovations that were never made. After the settlement, the conspirators divided up the cash received for the purported repairs.
During the second fraud scheme from July 2007 to May 2009, a conspirator sold his residence in 13202 Black Walnut Court, Silver Spring, Maryland to Wambura, and attempted to conceal the scheme by using the identity of Wambura‘s friend and roommate, without lawful authority, as the purported buyer. Wambura again made false statements about the buyer’s assets and income.
For example, Wambura listed a joint credit union account held by Wambura and his friend as an asset, which Wambura created without his friend’s knowledge. After securing the mortgage and obtaining possession of the residence, Wambura continued to use his friend’s stolen identity to become a Section 8 landlord for federally subsidized funds. Wambura received portions of the monthly rent paid by the tenant. Wambura and his conspirator also caused $29,186 in government housing program assistance checks, payable to Wambura‘s friend, to be mailed to Wambura.
As a result of the two conspiracies, Wambura caused between $400,000 and $1 million in losses to federally-insured financial institutions.
Wambura faces a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine on each of two wire fraud conspiracy counts, and a mandatory minimum of two years for aggravated identity theft consecutive to any other sentence. Chief U.S. District Judge Deborah K. Chasanow scheduled sentencing for June 16, 2014 at 11:30 a.m.
Edgar Tibakweitira, a/k/a “Edgar Julian,” “Charles Edgar Tibakweitira,” and “Edgar Gaudious Tibakweitira,” 37, Severn, Maryland, previously pleaded guilty to the conspiracy and to aggravated identity theft, and has agreed to forfeit a Range Rover vehicle. Tibakweitira is scheduled to be sentenced on May 6, 2014, at 1:00 p.m.
Wambura and Tibakweitira are both detained pending their sentencings.

The plea agreement was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein; Special Agent in Charge Cary A. Rubenstein of the Housing and Urban Development Office of Inspector General – Office of Investigations; Acting Inspector General Michael P. Stephens of the Federal Housing Finance Agency Office of Inspector General; Special Agent in Charge Kathy Michalko of the United States Secret Service – Washington Field Office; John L. Phillips, Assistant Inspector General for Investigations, U.S. Department of the Treasury – Office of Inspector General; and Special Agent in Charge William Winter of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).

United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein praised HUD-OIG, FHFA-OIG, Treasury OIG, U.S. Secret Service and Baltimore HSI for their work in the investigation. Mr. Rosenstein thanked Assistant U.S. Attorney Kristi N. O’Malley and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin DiGregory, Investigative Counsel for the Federal Housing Finance Agency Inspector General, who are prosecuting the case.

Nyumba 400 zitabomolewa Ruvu - Dar Hakuna Fidia!

 From ALLAFRICA.COM

Tanzania to Demolish 400 Houses Built Illegally Over Water
Pipeline

    April 25, 2013 (All Africa Global Media) -- The Tanzanian
government will demolish within two weeks about 400 houses
illegally built over a water pipeline built in 1976, Dar es
Salaam Water and Sewerage Authority public relations officer
Mecktridis Mdaku said Wednesday (April 24th).

 

    "Some people decided to build houses illegally on top of
this old pipeline," Mdaku told Sabahi. "Now that we are laying a
new pipe, we have to demolish their houses without compensation."

 

    Minister of Water and Irrigation Jumanne Abdallah Maghembe
presented his ministerial budget on Wednesday, telling
parliament that the project to lay a 1.8-metre in diameter
pipeline from Ruvu Chini to Dar es Salaam would be ready by
February 2014.

 

    Maghembe said contractors have finished the construction of
a 120-billion shilling ($74-million) water filtration plant at
Ruvu Chini River. He said laying the new water pipeline is the
only remaining step.

 

    Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda told parliament two weeks ago
that the 55-kilometre pipeline from Ruvu Chini to Dar es Salaam
would supply additional 360 million litres of water daily. The
old pipeline, which supplies 180 million litres of water daily,
will continue to supply water as well, for a total of 540
million litres daily.

Copyright Sabahi. Distributed by AllAfrica Global Media
(allAfrica.com).

Rais Kikwete Akabidhi Nyumba Mpya 35 za Walioathirika na Mlipuko ya Mabomu Gongo la Mboto

Bila kujali mvua kubwa inayonyesha, Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete akiakata utepe kuashiria uzinduzi rasmi wa nyumba mpya 35 ambazo serikali imewajengea waathirika wa mabomu Gongo la Mboto katika eneo la Msogole, Toangoma, Wilaya ya Ilala leo Desemba 13, 2012

Bila kujali mvua kubwa inayonyesha, Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete akifunua kitambaa kuashiria uzinduzi rasmi wa nyumba mpya 35 ambazo serikali imewajengea waathirika wa mabomu Gongo la Mboto katika eneo la Msogole, Toangoma, Wilaya ya Ilala leo Desemba 13, 2012

Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete akiwa na mmoja wa walionufaika na hatua ya serikali ya kujenga nyumba mpya 35 kwa ajili ya waathirika wa mabomu Gongo la Mboto katika eneo la Msogole, Toangoma, Wilaya ya Ilala leo Desemba 13, 2012. Mama huyu ambaye alipoteza mume, amejengewa nyumba ya vyumba vitano pamoja na fremu ya duka.

 Baadhi ya nyumba mpya 35 ambazo serikali imewajengea waathirika wa mabomu Gongo la Mboto katika eneo la Msogole, Toangoma, Wilaya ya Ilala kama zinavyoonekqana leo Desemba 13, 2012 baada ya kuzinduliwa na Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete


PICHA NA IKULU

Nafasi ya Kumiliki Nyumba Bongo - NHC

Serikali ya TZ Imenunua Nyumba ya Fahari New York

Yaani wakati wagonjwa Muhimbili wanateseka na kufa kwa vile mitambo Muhimbili ni mibovu serikali yetu inanunua majumba ya fahari Marekani! Yaani kuna mashine ambazo zina gharimu dola laki moja na chini, lakini serikali inadai haina hela!!!! Wagonjwa wenye uwezoi inabidi watibiwe nje ya nchi! UPUUZI gani huu? Priorities za serikali ya Tanzania ziko wapi?

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Kutoka : NEWSDAY

Tanzanian mission buys Great Neck house
Wednesday August 17, 2011 11:59 AM By Ann Smukler

Orly Hollander of Laffey Fine Homes can now add the United Republic of Tanzania to her list of buyers. She was the listing agent on a Great Neck center hall Colonial that recently sold to the Tanzanian mission for $1.26 million, according to the Long Island Real Estate Report.

How different was the experience for Hollander? She needed the U.S. Department of State to OK it. “This is the first deal I ever did where I needed the government’s approval,” Hollander says. She adds the home is for the family of an attaché with four children.

The home has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and an open floor plan. The master bedroom has a bath with a Jacuzzi and shower. A two-car garage is attached. The deal closed at the end of June, according to public records.

The State Department statement indicated that requiring government approval is standard practice and in accordance with the Foreign Missions Act. Any foreign mission is required to obtain the U.S. Secretary of State’s approval before any acquisition, sale or disposition of real estate is completed.

The statement says there is usually no impact to a community from the presence of a diplomatic residence, and, yes, the State Department has turned down applications in the past.

By the way, the Tanzanian government will be coughing up $22,093.66 a year for property taxes (or almost 36 million Tanzanian shillings).