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Re: Tanesco yajitoa ununuzi Dowans; yaipiga mkwara nchi

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There is enough water at the Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) plant at the strategic Mtera Dam to generate power for many months to come, The Guardian has established. This is contrary to suggestions that the intermittent power cuts which have hit different parts of the country for the last several months were linked to fast-falling water levels at the dam.
Power generation at the two main units of the dam, which lies at the border separating Dodoma and Iringa regions, was in full swing when a reporting crew from this paper made a surprise visit to the area mid-this week.
Tanesco officials and workers at the 100-meter underground Mtera plant said water levels have stood at decent levels for the last two years and talked of stable national grid power supply unless unforeseen circumstances intervene.
The last readings taken on Tuesday showed that the water level had reached 696.07m above sea level, way above the 690m recommended as the level below which power generation is suspended.
Mtera power station acting manager Stephen Mfumbutsa said in an interview that there was gradual but steady increase in the dam`s water level since last month.
``There have been enough rains in and around catchment areas in Mbeya and Singida regions as well as other places that feed Ruaha and Kitego rivers, draining into Mtera Dam. This is good news to us because it means that power generation is assured,`` he noted.
``Water is extremely precious for us. In fact it is much like an oil reserve that no one would like to see depleted,`` he added.
The official, who gave the explanation while running through a diagram with details on the national power grid, said Mtera has two 40-MW generating units and both have been running smoothly throughout for months now.
“Power consumers have nothing to worry about because, as the trend shows, there is currently no possibility of power rationing,” a confident-looking Mfumbutsa stated.
Commenting on the causes for the recent intermittent power fluctuations in some other areas in the country, he said the situation was unfortunate but was not due to problems with their production units.
Elaborating, he said it was likely that one reason was faults originating from the power transmission lines.
Gosbert Matandu, a long-serving Mtera station technician now also serving as assistant to the operations manager at the site, then took the journalists to the dam site for a verification of the day`s water level readings.
Pointing at the yardstick (graduated iron bar), Matandu said once the water level exceeded 698.5m, the maximum level for the dam`s holding capacity, operators would be obliged to open the floodgates to avoid serious consequences.
``This is the level of water for today. The readings are closely monitored day and night to make sure that the amount of water meant to have the runners (two turbines) going was within the recommended level,``he explained.
The aim is to avoid air-sucking in case of low water level which may cause cavitations to the runners, he said.
Meanwhile, Mtera station operations manager Joseph Chomola produced a computer-monitored chat which showed monthly water level readings.
That was in an attempt to ``clear the air`` and assure consumers that power would continue to flow at both Mtera (80MW) and Kidatu station (204MW), both of which receive water from Mtera Dam.
Chomola said daily records showed that there has been a gradual increase in the level of water since the beginning of this month.
``For example, on February 1 it was 696.03 m and the readings on February 10 (the day The Guardian toured the station) was 696.07m. It is our hope that the pleasant situation will continue because the long annual rains are expected to set in shortly,`` he pointed out.
He added: ``Even if the water level were to fall by a whole two centimetres a day, God forbid, it would have taken more that 300 days to reach the minimum level of 690m``.
Plant Operator (Control Room) Alfred Machismo sat at a corner on Mtera station’s lowest floor, surrounded by several direct telephone lines and computer sets “to make sure that any unusual alarm sounded is promptly attended to”.
``As you can see, everything is running at full capacity here. We have deliberately lowered the output to 30MW and 28MW for in line with instructions from the Grid Control Centre in Dar es Salaam, popularly known as SCADA, depending on the load or consumption rate at the specific moment,`` he explained, adding: ``Things are perfect and there is no cause for consumer alarm or panic.``
A beaming Machimo then fixed his eyes on the huge control unit, as live meter readers monitored every section of the production process.
Tanesco said recently that the nation is on the verge of a power crisis and announced an ambitious plan to put up a new 400KV national grid to support its existing dilapidated power supply backbone.
The giant state-run power company blamed frequent blackouts experienced in Dar es Salaam and several other regions recently to an ``overwhelmed`` Tanesco network.
According to Tanesco, the new transition backbone is to be built from Iringa to Shinyanga through Singida Region and is to meet increased countrywide demand for electricity.
The firm`s capacity to generate and supply power has been seriously eroded over the years chiefly by a high rise in demand, sabotage of its infrastructure and transformer oil thefts.
Ensuring quality and reliable supply becomes an increasingly nagging problem as demand continues rising, officials and analysts say.
The existing 220KV and 132KV transmission system suffers from frequent voltage depressions, surges and sometimes total outages, according to Tanesco Managing Director Idris Rashidi.

* SOURCE: GUARDIAN

Am I reading this right ??
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Hao waungwana ni mafundi umeme wanachapa kazi 24/7 na hayo ndio maneno yao wakiwa ndani ya ovaroli, buti, bisibisi, mjikovia wa plastic n.k...ninyi mangwini mpo Darlisama, mmevaa ma-suti, mnatuletea stori ambazo zinakinzana na mafundi!! Namna gani hapo?? Mnaua nchi! Eti wameambiwa toka makao makuu wazi-run mashine chini ya capacity, why??.....Rashidi, Nyepesi, sijui Rostam, Shelukindo et al kwanini mmewaambia mafundi wafanye hivyo? mnajua nini kuhusu umeme? Acheni longolongo, lazima wataalamu na taaluma zao wapewe nafasi kama tuonavyo ktk nchi nyingine......watu wa taaluma nyingine wanajituma/tunajituma vizuri tu isipokuwa ninyi, mmerogwa? au tatizo lenu hasa ni nini? LOL

Mangwini ninyi ni hooooooovyo sana na mnaua nchi......

YNIM,

Why ae you so hot and mad about Ungwini? Umesahau kuwa kazi yetu ni kufikiria, kupanga kisha kukupa wewe kazi uunde, kisha urusishe kwetu kwa approval na sisi hutangaza zao la fikra zetu?

While we brainstorm the ideas, weye kazi yako is to breakdown the numbers and make it happen, and get residual credits! kwi kwi kwi! ndiyo maana Nyani owns your number!

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Amani Iwe Nanyi,

Camerlengo

Plu Camerlenghi- Revolutionary Right Reverend Kishoka

"Any existence deprived of freedom is a kind of death." Gen. Michel Aoun

'Who comes to give greeting to the Inkosi-kaas? Who would taste her kiss, whereof the fruit is death? I, the Woodpecker, I, the Slaughterer, I the Swiftfooted! I, Umslopogaas!"

Umeongea kama ngwini kabisa bwahahahahaha, hiyo hadithi yako ni kweli ktk nchi kama Tanzania...lakini huku magharibi ni kinyume chake, yaani ma-scientist wanafanya uvumbuzi na kuweka kila kitu mezani na mangwini kazi yao ni kukubali, kutia saini na ku-fund hiyo miradi!! Haipo dizaini ya Lowassa kuleta mvua, toka lini mchonga vinyago akaelewa jinsi mvua bosheni inavyotengenezwa?? Ndio mambo ya Al Gore haya, ati yeye ndio aliyegundua internet!! Ebo...toka lini ngwini akawa na ubavu huo!???

Mangwini wa bongo mnaua nchi....

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-Randy Pausch

Halafu angalia mishahara mnayolipa MDs na Mainjinia ni aibu tupu....hapo Kenya tu wanalipa karibu mara mbili ya mshahara wa daktari wa bongo, hivi tatizo lenu ninyi mangwini ni nini hasa?? Ndio maana nchi haiendi popote kwasababu brains zinazo-run nchi zimesomea vitu vya kufikirika na hazina akili!! Waziri mkuu ana digrii ya kuchonga vinyago, kuchora katuni na kucheza maiigizo.....only in Tanzania! Bwahahahahaha....

Mangwini mnaua nchi...

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YNIM,

Kwa nini basi usigombee uraisi? Mwenzenu Bwana Shamba Sumaye yalimshinda, sasa unalalamika nini?

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Amani Iwe Nanyi,

Camerlengo

Plu Camerlenghi- Revolutionary Right Reverend Kishoka

"Any existence deprived of freedom is a kind of death." Gen. Michel Aoun

'Who comes to give greeting to the Inkosi-kaas? Who would taste her kiss, whereof the fruit is death? I, the Woodpecker, I, the Slaughterer, I the Swiftfooted! I, Umslopogaas!"

Nalalamika kwasababu ngwinism in Tanzania inaua nchi......yule nae alikuwa na diploma tu, my grandpa alikuwa na elimu ya kilimo kushinda Sumaye....kama wewe na yeye ni ngwini tu! hoooovyo tena bure ni ghali!

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“Luck is truly where preparation meets opportunity”
-Randy Pausch

Hawa ndio viongozi wanasayansi wetu ambao wameongoza maeneo nyeti:

1. Profesa Mark Mwandosya - alikuwa na JK Nishati wakati wa IPTL N.K.
2. Profesa Juma Kapuya - alikuwa Michezo tukiwa Kichwa cha Mwendawazimu
3. Profesa Matthew Luhanga - alikuwa Chuo Kikuu wakati wa Migomo Sugu
4. Profesa Philemon Sarungi - alikuwa Afya wakati wa sakata la Madaktari
5. ...

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"Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfil it, or betray it"/Kila kizazi, katika utata wa kipindi chake, lazima kiutambue wajibu wake na kiutekeleze au kiusaliti - Frantz Fanon

Huu ndio uamuzi alioutoa Mwanasayansi tunayemuenzi jina lake Chuo cha Maji:

"In 1979 the Principal Secretary in the Ministry, Frederick Lwegarulila, a brilliant water expert from Bukoba, suggested that we do an aerial geophysical survey of Tanzania to determine the country's water and mineral resources...The aerial survey conducted in the late 1970s for minerals also showed us sources of potable water that were sufficient to supply all country's needs. We therefore used it to work out a plan to provide portable water throughout Tanzania. We decided to approach all our donor countries...Accordingly, the Principal Secretary in the Ministry, Frederick Lwegarulila, and I first travelled to Norway...Lwegarulila once received an offer from the Swedish government to send Tanzanians for training as water engineers in Sweden. We only had 20 engineers in the Ministry at that time. Lwegarulila replied that Swedish technology was too advanced for Tanzania and also very expensive. He suggest that, instead, Sweden should provide scholarships for Tanzanians to be sent to India for training. They agreed, and we made arrangements to send 120 civil engineers and a geophysicist to Roorkee University in India for further training" - Al Noor Kassum, Former Minister Responsible for Water in 'Africa's Wind of Change: Memoir of a Tanzanian Internationalist' page 124 -131)

Leo bado maji yanapatikana kwa taabu sana Tanzania na teknolojia ya Sweden inapeta.

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"Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfil it, or betray it"/Kila kizazi, katika utata wa kipindi chake, lazima kiutambue wajibu wake na kiutekeleze au kiusaliti - Frantz Fanon

Sina taabu na Mwangwini,

Ila ni kwa nini wawe watawala tu tangu Uhuru na leo ni karibu 50 years??

Kwa kuwa basi tangu Uhuru tumetawaliwa na Maraisi na PM wote Ngwuni..basi sasa tuwape pia nafasi Natural Scientists ili tulinganishe!

Hii ndo hoja yangu!

Au Natural Scientists hawana interest na hiki cheo cha juu??

It is fair enough tuwape nafasi halafu tupime matokeo!

Huenda Blaa Blaa Blaa na Maneno mengi bila vitendo Tanzania vitapungua!

Sii mbaya Kujaribu!

Je Natural Scientists Mpo? Akina Fundi Mchundo Mnasemaje?

Mpira uko kwenu!!!

Mnasemaje?

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Uadilifu Kiwe Kigezo Muhimu Zaidi Kuwa Kiongozi Tanzania Kwa Sasa!

This is what Adam's say's on leadership and specialization

JOHN ADAMS:

I must study politics and war that my sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy. My sons ought to study mathematics and philosophy, geography, natural history, naval architecture, navigation, commerce and agriculture in order to give their children a right to study painting, poetry, music, architecture, statuary, tapestry, and porcelain.