(eTN) - Ho ba sieo ha liboto tsa batsamaisi mekhatlong e sa tsoa thehoa ea bohahlauli ea Afrika Bochabela ho boleloa e le sesosa se ntseng se hola sa ho hloka kutloano ka har'a indasteri ea bohahlauli le lipakeng tsa bankakarolo ba baholo, mekhatlo eo indasteri e kopanang tlas'a eona, le Letona la Bohahlauli.
Mokhoa oa boithuto ka boona, o boneng mekhatlo e mengata e mecha e hlahisoang tlas'a ketso e ncha ea bohahlauli, e ntse e nyatsuoa, joalo ka ha palo ea batho ba maemong a etelletseng pele e bonahala e nahana hore bolaoli bo bohareng ba bohahlauli bo ka sebetsa hantle le ho ba theko e tlase. ho matha.
"Mekhatlo ena e mecha e hloka liofisi, lisebelisoa, 'me ea bohlokoa ka ho fetisisa ke basebetsi. Re shebile Mwazo haeba a leka ho paka litopo tsena le batšehetsi ba mokha oa hae mme ka pelaelo e nyane o tla isa taba ena makhotleng. Hoa tšoana le ka maemo a boto. Ka Phato, Lekhotla le Phahameng le ile la emisa tse ling tsa liteko tsa hae tsa ho nka khato e le 'ngoe ha batho ba bangata ba neng ba sebetsa libotong tse neng li le teng ba mo qosa ka mor'a hore a ba leleke ka ntle ho tumello. Substantive cases li ntse li tlameha ho phethoa, ‘me ke ka lebaka la khato e le ‘ngoe ea letona le etsang hore tšebetso eohle e eme. Ho na le menahano e meng e ntseng e tsoela pele mabapi le monyetla oa hore molao oa bohahlauli o lokisoe hore o lumellane le indasteri hantle le ho sebelisa lisebelisoa hamolemo.
“Hona joale ho na le tšabo ea hore mosebetsi oa bohlokoahali oa ho bapatsa o lahlehetsoe ke lichelete tse seng li fetohile ho theha le ho lefella mekhatlo ena e mecha. Re shebile likhetho tse fumanehang. Tanzania, ba ntse ba nahana ho theha lefapha la bohahlauli. Naheng ea Rwanda, mesebetsi ena kaofela eo re nang le eona, e leng 8 kapa ho feta [e leng] hona joale, e kopantsoe tlas'a sebopeho sa bona sa RDB [Rwanda Development Board]. Ho tsamaisa bohahlauli ho lokela ho ba le litšenyehelo tse tlase 'me ho sebeletse indasteri, eseng ho fetoha sethala sa likhetho moo ho ka fanoang ka mesebetsi bakeng sa likhetho. Joale re ea matsatsing a ho qetela a ho balla likhetho, kahoo ntho e 'ngoe le e 'ngoe eo Mwazo a e etsang hona joale e tla shejoa haeba a fana ka maikutlo a mokha. E ka 'na ea tlohelloa ho letona le lecha 'musong o mocha selemong se tlang ho lula le rona le ho leka [ho] lokisa pherekano ena," ho boletse motlatsi oa kamehla ka boitlamo ba ho se tsejoe.
Ka lebaka la bosieo ba liboto mekhatlo e mengata e mecha ea puso e hlōlehile ho tloha, kaha melaoana e hloka tumello e mengata, mohlala, hore lichelete li fanoe ke liboto tse thehiloeng ka nepo. Leha maemong a mang Mongoli e Moholo oa Letona la Bohahlauli a ka thusa hore lintho li tsamaee, pale ea Mongoli e Moholo oa Bohahlauli, Rebecca Nabutola, o ile a fumanoa a le molato oa ho kenya letsoho morerong oa bomenemene hammoho le CEO oa mehleng oa KTB le setho sa boto ea mehleng ea KTB. , leha ho le joalo, e tla sebetsa e le temoso ho Mongoli oa Kakaretso oa hajoale hore a be hlokolosi ha a sebetsana le mekhatlo e ikemetseng ha boto e le sieo, ho qoba tlokotsi e tšoanang.
Leha ho le joalo, hajoale, ka mor'a boiteko bo matla ba Mwazo ba ho leleka Muriithi Ndegwa, Mookameli oa Boto ea Bohahlauli ea Kenya, khang e 'ngoe e ntse e tsoela pele pakeng tsa indasteri le letona le ntseng le tsoela pele ho itšehla thajana le ho se sebetse hantle, eo hona joale batho ba bangata ba mo nkang e le mocheso. mme eseng sehahi sa marokho.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- While in some instances the Permanent Secretary in the tourism minister can assist to get things moving, the saga of former Tourism Permanent Secretary, Rebecca Nabutola, found guilty to have participated in a fraudulent scheme together with a former KTB CEO and a former KTB board member, will, however, serve as a warning for the current Permanent Secretary to exercise utmost caution when dealing with parastatals in the absence of a board, to avoid a similar fate.
- For now though, following hot on the heels of Mwazo's ultimately futile attempt to sack Muriithi Ndegwa, the CEO of the Kenya Tourism Board, another controversy is brewing between the industry and an increasingly isolated and ineffective minister who is now perceived by many as a burner and not a builder of bridges.
- The absence of substantive boards of directors at the newly-created East Africa tourism parastatals is said to be a further cause of growing dissent within the tourism industry and between senior stakeholders, the associations under which the industry comes together, and the Tourism Minister.
