I’ll review all gas contracts: Lowassa

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Tanzania's opposition vows to review mining, gas contracts
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania's main opposition presidential candidate said he would review mining and gas contracts, and also scrap "unnecessary" tax exemptions for mining companies, if elected president of the east African nation in October.
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Chadema presidential candidate Edward Lowassa has promised residents of Mtwara that he would form a probe team on natural gas and oil contracts if he were elected to lead the country.

Chadema presidential candidate Edward Lowassa yesterday said that if elected his government will review all mining contracts and scrap all exploitative ones.

>New Attorney General (AG), George Masaju yesterday said that he generally does not see controversy in the contracts that the government has entered with foreign investors, asking for time to review them.

The government has summoned investors who bought public farms and factories in a new bold move to review the largely failed privitisation of state-owned entities.

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>Energy and Minerals minister Sospeter Muhongo yesterday heightened the rift between the executive and the legislative arms of government by reiterating that his ministry will not submit the oil and natural gas production sharing agreements (PSAs) for scrutiny by the Public Accounts Committee.

The Attorney General Chambers (AGC) has in collaboration with the Ministry of Energy and Minerals (MEM) organised a week long training in contracts negotiations.

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THE government has promised to review the contracts of all drivers in the country to ensure the documents are legally binding. Speaking during a meeting with top leaders of truck and bus driver associations, the Deputy Minister for Labour and Employment ...