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[dfgo] 04/9/2015 19:06

A for link for post 53693

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[warbaby43] 04/9/2015 16:50

As it was the CCM who sent in the troops resulting in fatalities, the opposition will have high expectations in the region come 25th October.

Meanwhile, the CCM have over the years enacted very restrictive and harsh electoral laws and the party effectively "owns" the police. This is by no means the first police interference and with the Opposition drawing crowds of many thousands to their rallies and their leader Lowassa going around mob handed, the stage is set.



Great name, though!

[warbaby43] 04/9/2015 16:28

Thanks for that edgar222 and seeing the name Stuart Dalby reminded me of Oilbarrel and how much it's been missed over the past few months.

Hopefully, a parallel format will be launched ere long.

[blackgold00] 04/9/2015 16:14

[...] the link eating space monster was here

[impvesta] 04/9/2015 14:27

Good find edgar(post 53693). Here is a link to the original for those who, like me, want to know the source of an article:

hxxp://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/columns/power-talk/22895/stewart-dalby-learning-to-live-with-political-risk-22895.html

[last throw] 04/9/2015 14:16

Edgar

Thanks for that absolute gem!

Made this old man very happy as he packs his bags for sunny Crete!

LT

[last throw] 04/9/2015 14:16

Edgar

Thanks for that absolute gem!

Made this old man very happy as he packs his bags for sunny Crete!

LT

[blackgold00] 04/9/2015 14:14

thanks for that edgar222.

“I can tell you that a gas sales agreement between us and the TPDC will be signed shortly"

well that's it then, sorted : )

[gerryjames] 04/9/2015 07:40

Yes they have a lot to learn, like making the exams easier, do they not have a New Labour Party. I suppose they mean compared to International standards.

[warbaby43] 03/9/2015 18:10

And specially for Manure supporters, the view from Tanzania:

[warbaby43] 03/9/2015 17:45

Not just the politicos, rare to see any realism re offshore gas in the English Language media either

Some of Tanzania's problems identified. Despite the billions shovelled in by the UK and others, the education system is a disgrace with free secondary education still only a political promise. Average marks in the age 15 exam are in the teens for arithmetic and English.

[joestalin] 03/9/2015 15:42

invest any gas revenue in public services?

In Africa, there are many public services to invest in. For a start, all the government's wives need a new Mercedes.......

It is easy to judge Africa by European standards, but it is mistaken. In Africa, there are no rules apart from the one relating to self-preservation.

[greyingsurfer] 03/9/2015 15:01

The report which shows that citizens are significantly misinformed about the potential of the country's deposits, show that 59 per cent of citizens think that natural gas deposits will improve their lives and a similar (58 per cent) expect government to invest gas revenue into public services.

Oh dear! So they are misinformed to think that the gas deposits will improve their lives or that the government will invest any gas revenue in public services?

Peter

[jacks13] 03/9/2015 14:35

Not feeling too chirpy Kev?

[kevjones2] 03/9/2015 14:32

Thanks Edgar. I'm heading off to the doctor for some tweetment now.

[edgar222] 03/9/2015 13:30

Tweeted by Solo.

See? Told ya.



By Anne Robi

The Ministry of Energy and Minerals plans to set up a special local content on gas and oil unit to enable the public easily access information on various issues concerning the sector.

Senior Supplies Officer (Local Content) at the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Ms Neema Lungangira made the revelation in Dar es Salaam during a seminar organised by Twaweza Organisation to present and discuss the report titled 'Great Expectations On Gas Sector And Relevant Policies'.

According to the report presented by Twaweza at the seminar, citizens do not have access to full information about Tanzania's gas sector.

Presenting the report, Executive Director of Twaweza, Mr Aidan Eyakuze said that 53 per cent of citizens think that gas from the new offshore discoveries is already flowing with some thinking that both government and foreign companies are already earning revenues from the gas.

The report based on data from 'Sauti za Wananchi' Africa's first nationally representative high frequency mobile survey also indicate that citizens expect four million jobs and 7.5m/- each from gas deposits.

The report which shows that citizens are significantly misinformed about the potential of the country's deposits, show that 59 per cent of citizens think that natural gas deposits will improve their lives and a similar (58 per cent) expect government to invest gas revenue into public services.

[gerryjames] 03/9/2015 13:03

Bun ask a teenager they know everything.

[edgar222] 03/9/2015 13:03

To be serious for a moment (cough), Twitter is an amazing source of information about shares. I post and re-tweet more there than here.

You cannot re-tweet your own tweet and I think what you (KevJones) might be talking about is me tweeting a post on this board. Which I accept but it was in the early days of Twitter (for me) and has not happened again.

Enough of twitter.

Cheers all

[bunbooster2] 03/9/2015 11:58

jacks - i am offended by the language