Will the coronavirus kill the oil industry and help save the climate?

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Last week, Mwibara MP Kangi Lugola used humour to explain why the shilling had been in free fall in the last few years. The straight-talking CCM lawmaker said a country could not have a strong currency if it imported everything.

This summer is likely to see a series of attacks by industry opponents of a US plan to curb carbon emissions from power plants in a bid to stir voter anger ahead of elections in November, when voters in states such as Kentucky and West Virginia may determine whether Democrats keep control of the Senate.

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

Nigeria looks set to unbundle a long-awaited oil law to speed up its passage through parliament, potentially unlocking billions of dollars in frozen investments.

The call by the Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF) and other Tanzanian stakeholders that a special arrangement be put in place to enable Tanzanian individuals and groups overcome the challenges arising from huge capital and costly risks experienced in the oil and natural gas exploration industry is timely.

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