TANZANIA Cooperative Development Commission (TCDC) is appealing to regional and district assistant registrars to accord maximum cooperation to security organs in scrutinizing members who are wishing to vie for leadership in cooperative unions.<\/p>\n
Acting Deputy Registrar of Cooperative Unions, Mr Charles Malunde said in a press statement issued here on Saturday that scrutiny was being conducted in order to get qualified leaders.<\/p>\n
\u201cAssistant registrars and officials of cooperatives at district levels should ensure that security organs are involved in scrutiny. The cooperation will help us get sincere and ideal leaders,\u201d read part of the statement issued by Communications Unit of TCDC.<\/p>\n
Mr Malunde noted that 2020 is election year in cooperatives, urging members to elect ideal and qualified leaders who will protect properties of the cooperatives.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn order to ensure the cooperatives get leaders who will make significant contribution in the cooperatives, we must cooperate amongst ourselves to get the leaders,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Mr Malunde said elected unscrupulous leaders in cooperatives will result in cooperatives becoming bankrupt, saying a common member of a cooperative union may accuse the government, not knowing that they are responsible for electing the leaders.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe should restore the tarnished image of cooperative unions. Members can play a key role to restore the good image,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
While in Njombe recently, Deputy Minister for Agriculture, Mr Hussein Bashe, issued directives on the return of cooperatives\u2019 properties which were stolen by dishonest leaders.<\/p>\n
He gave the directives following the return of Lupembe Cooperative Union properties thanks to TCDC in conjunction with security organs.<\/p>\n
Mr Bashe cited some of the properties which were returned as a Mitsubishi Canter, a Toyota Land Cruiser, an Escudo and two vehicle engines as well as a tea leaves production plant.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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