Local gas, oil investors want law to protect their interests

>Policy Forum has identified areas in the second draft of the National Petroleum Policy that need improvement to ensure that national interests are safeguarded.

President Jakaya Kikwete has assented to five bills, including three energy-related legislations that were fiercely opposed in Parliament.

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Muheza parliamentary hopeful wooing local, foreign investors
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Muheza parliamentary candidate on CCM ticket Adadi Rajabu said here yesterday that he will fight tooth and nail to woo local and foreign investors to exploit opportunities in agriculture and tourism sectors that abound in Muheza District, Tanga Region.
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>Whenever there is an accident, especially one in which scores of people are killed, the law and security agencies spring into action. They suddenly remember this law and that regulation and hurry to enforce it.

PwAs want specific law to protect their rights
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People with Albinism (PwA) are calling upon the fifth phase government to enact a specific law and policy that will address the needs and rights of the group. Speaking yesterday in Dar es Salaam during a joint press conference organised by Tanzania ...

The government is finalising guidelines and regulations for destroying seized fake fertilisers in a move to protect people’s health and the environment.

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...