Hints on resolving oil and gas disputes under Model PSA 2013.

Tanzania to lose up to $1b under StatOil PSA: Open these Oil and Gas Contracts

Zitto Kabwe, MP

When news of the leaked Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) between Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) and Norweigean State Company StatOil came out through social networks, the discussion was muted. When a blogger Ben Taylor wrote a brief about it, some of us saw how serious the issue is. According to the article...

Don Advocates for Diplomatic Approach in Resolving Disputes
AllAfrica.com
The Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), Professor David Mfinanga has urged the general public to employ a diplomatic approach in resolving disputes. He said community leaders are supposed to cherish principles of justice ...

A report on oil and gas in East Africa released by Deloitte on Monday suggests that Tanzania risks losing on the lucrative oil and gas sector.

Since 2011 the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), specifically the Department of Chemical and Mining Engineering, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) of Norway and the Angolan University of Agostinho Netto are collaborating under the ANTHEI project to train professionals for petroleum engineering and geosciences at Masters level. Already three batches of a total of 28 Tanzanian students have been enrolled under the program. In this program the students spend...

The government recently gave two Arusha-based factories a three-month ultimatum to stop using fuel wood in their production.

Tanzanians will have to wait longer before they start benefiting from revenues generated from the explored natural gas, Tanzania Development and Production International (TDPI) country manager, Mr Oystein Michelsen said yesterday.

The exciting opportunities offered by two critical parts of the oil and gas sector were presented at an event organised by the UK Alumni in Tanzania (UKAT) at the British Council in Dar es Salaam last week.

The UK market intelligence firm Business Monitor International says Tanzania, Angola and Mozambique have the highest prospects for oil and gas investments in Africa.