To understand the import of this question, here's another question: Why were ex-gratia payments made to those who had accounts in banks located in other parts of the country, outside the Eastern Region?Whle it is reasonable that bank records in the eastern region could be destroyed during the war, what about bank records in other parts of the country where they also maintained accounts - -in the midwest, west, and north - prior to the Civil War? If these category of bank customers were equallypaid ex-gratia of 20 pounds in lieu of their bank savings, does this mean that their records in these places were also burnt? If so, who did the burning and why?
Alisema teknolojia hii ya M-Pawa au “kibubu” ni mkombozi kwa wananchi wengi wa Tanzania ambao walikuwa hawajafungua akaunti za benki “Kuna wananchi wengi wamekuwa na utaratibu wa kukaa na fedha nje ya mabenki, ambako hazileti riba zinawekwa kwenye magodoro,wengine kuzichimbia ardhini na darini,fedha hizi haziko salama ni bora kuziweka M-Pawa” anasema Twissa.