Why government contracts must be made public

Why government contracts must be made public
Al Jazeera America
On Nov. 3, police arrested two top officials at the state-owned Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation for failing to share oil and gas contracts the government had signed with investors with parliament. The oil agency's acting director general insists he ...

Al Jazeera America

Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

TheCitizen

16 Oct

Government officials trained on oil, gas contracts

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

 

10 years ago

Interfax Global Energy

06 Nov

Tanzania PSC details to be made public

Tanzania PSC details to be made public
Interfax Global Energy
Tanzania's Parliamentary Committee on Public Accounts will force TPDC to disclose the country's 26 production-sharing contacts to Parliament and to the public. You have reached your limit of 3 free articles this month... To continue reading this article, you ...
Top Tanzania officials arrested in row over oil, gas contractsThomson Reuters Foundation

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11 years ago

IPPmedia

23 Apr

Call made for public to donate 5% monthly income to charity

IPPmedia
Call made for public to donate 5% monthly income to charity
IPPmedia
The society has been urged to contribute at least 5 per cent of their monthly incomes in charity to children living in difficult conditions. The call was made recently by Mtonya ward Executive Officer, Yusuph Kaliwanje, during the closure of a five day training ...

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

25 Feb

Activists want PwA killers secret ballot made public

Activists want PwA killers secret ballot made public
IPPmedia
A committee for coordinating the fight against torture and killings of People with Albinism (PwA) has given the government 14 days ultimatum to announce the results of a secret ballot held in 2010 that was meant to identify perpetrators involved in PwA killings.

 

5 years ago

ZME Science

07 Apr

Coronavirus has finally made us recognise the illegal wildlife trade is a public health issue

Coronavirus has finally made us recognise the illegal wildlife trade is a public health issue  ZME ScienceCoronavirus: Putting the spotlight on the global wildlife trade  BBC NewsWildlife trade's link to coronaviruses and animal cruelty  The Humane Society of the United StatesIt’s not too late to outlaw the wildlife industry  South China Morning PostNorwegian Experts Claim China Not Doing Enough to Prevent Another Pandemic  Sputnik InternationalView Full coverage on Google...

 

10 years ago

Michuzi

U.S. Government Awards $61Million to Help Strengthen Public Sector

The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) recently announced the award of a contract for $61 million to Abt Associates, Inc. for the Public Sector System Strengthening (PS3) project.  Through this award, USAID aims to support the Government of Tanzania to strengthen the public system to promote the delivery, quality, and use of government services, particularly for underserved populations.  
In commenting about the award, U.S. Ambassador Mark B. Childress stated, “The U.S....

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

07 Mar

Government tells teachers to observe public service code

Government tells teachers to observe public service code
IPPmedia
The government has asked head teachers in private and public schools to ensure that their management abides by the good leadership and management conduct as per the public code of ethics. Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, Regional ...

 

11 years ago

Daily News

27 Apr

Activists counselled on contracts

Activists counselled on contracts
Daily News
CHILD'S rights stakeholders have been asked to take be careful when signing joint contracts with other organizations aimed at improving the development of children. Ms Edan Kamaleki, Coordinator with Save the Children Tanzania, made the call during a ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

20 Mar

80 per cent of workers ‘have no contracts’

Over 80 per cent of workers in the corporate sector do not have formal employment contracts, according to a new report.

 

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