President Magufuli Wants Court case tracking government debt Wins

President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. John Beer Magufuli has urged the court to collect 7.3 trillion shillings which is a result of the government overcome various cases of tax evasion.

Magufuli President made the remarks yesterday in Dar es Salaam during the celebration of the Day of the Law Courts and the new year carrying the slogan saying Delivery right on time to facilitate growth.

He said that statistics show that there have been some cases of objection to the tax which the government won those cases, although the money is not zijakusanywa until now. "Avoiding or refusing to pay taxes is a very serious offense, everyone is obliged to pay taxes in the development of the country" he explained Dr. Magufuli.

In addition, President Magufuli said that in the run growth, the Court should be part of the source of the Gross Domestic Product to ensure that those required to pay compensation after failure cases they do so with shackling tax evaders as to fulfill it will bring changes in the country's economy.

At some point President Magufuli said that development of a country is yaangalii any party, it has called on organs of justice to give justice to usawa.Kwa his side Acting Chief Justice of Tanzania Professor Ibrahim Juma said that the Court has developed a strategic plan aimed at making improvements within the Court.

He said that the strategic plan has focused on three key issues, including governance, accountability and management of resources, access to justice and in time, the consolidation of peace in the country and participation in the activities of the court.

Moreover Acting Chief Justice said that the Court has succeeded in listening to the advice of election petitions by 100 percent "between the counsels of the case 249, including 53 parliamentary and 196 councilors of those who oppose the choice between those cases, 52 cases of parliament were completed and all cases of Councillors were fulfilled "explained Acting Chief Justice.

And Attorney General George Saju said that the Constitution imeanisha clear principles that should be upheld by the Court when exercising its powers of justice. "Justice advance accordingly is one of the principles that the Court should consider in implementing its obligations as stipulated in the Constitution," he explained Attorney General.

He said that the Government has continued to improve the investment climate and doing business in the country of Tanzania thus stimulating the development of the law in ilioanzishwa kiuchumi.Siku in 1996 as an important day to pray for Judges and Magistrates in order to hear the case.