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President Jakaya Kikwete

President Jakaya Kikwete has said the government would make sure that natural gas Production Sharing Agreements (PSA) with private companies benefit both Tanzanians and investors.The president also assured gas and oil prospecting companies on and off the shores of Indian Ocean that the government would continue to beef-up security to protect them against any possible piracy attacks.

He was speaking on Monday evening at the State House when he held talks with representatives from British Gas International (BGI) Group, led by Sir Robert Wilson, the firm’s Board Chairman.

“I would like to assure you that all PSAs we entered with investors will benefit both sides and everyone will walk away satisfied,” he noted.

Sir Wilson broke the news that BGI had struck commercially viable quantity of natural gas in three wells, including the first deep-sea well.The drilling of the three wells was carried between 2010 and last year.

BGI had invested about $500 Million (800bn/-) last year and is expected to pump in similar figure this year, Sir Wilson said. The chairman told President Kikwete that from 2016, his company would inject between $10 Billion and $20 Billion (32tr/-) for investment in gas and the Tanzanian economy in general.

Sir Wilson called on
Tanzania to team up with BGI to tackle the challenges facing exploration and production of natural gas on the Indian Ocean.

He highlighted one of the challenges as piracy that had forced private companies to spend a lot in security. Sir Wilson mentioned another concern as possibility of conflicts related to gas contracts just like what happened with mining sector.
 
Hii ya kunufaisha pande zote alishawahi kuisema katika madini akaja na kauli mbiyu "win-win" situation, lakini mpaka leo anayeendelea kufaidika ni mchimbaji.
 
I' hav gotten tired of hearing those frequent speaches of his. Eti ''both sides will be benefited with this investment'' Mbona hatuoni huko kufaidika tangia aingie madarakani na kuingia mikataba ya madini na nishati zaidi ya kiza kuendelea kutawala na viwanda kufa huku kwa vilivyobaki gharama za kuviendesha zikipanda kila kukicha? It really sucks bhana!
 
Nakubaliana na wanaosema jamaa ni rais wa nchi za nje na sio wa Tanzania.gharama za safari zake tangu aingie manadarakani zingeweza tatua matatizo ya vijijini kwa mikoa mingi,lakini jamaa hakuu bola ale bata eti awamu yake ya mwisho.
Mapinduzi hayako mbali,imetosha kodi za wanyonge kuchezewa kiasi hiki.
 
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The UK will host the London conference on Somalia on 23 February.'' We have secured senior attendance from the region, including from Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda, as well as from the United States, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Sweden, the African Union and the European Union''. The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will attend.

All together we expect around 40 governments to be represented, along with those multi-lateral organisations already mentioned, plus the World Bank, the Inter-Governmental Authority for Development, the Organisation of Islamic Conference, and the League of Arab States.

Representatives from Somalia will attend, including the leaders of the transitional federal institutions; the Mayor of Mogadishu, the Presidents of Puntland and Galmudug; and representatives of Aluh Sunnah wal Jamaah. The President of Somaliland will attend, and we welcome the experience that Somaliland can provide of peace building in the region.

The international community hopes to agree a series of practical measures which will be published in the form of a communiqué at the end of the conference. Discussion will be arranged under seven headings:

  • Security: sustainable funding for the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), and support for Somali security and justice sectors
  • Political Process: agreement to what should succeed the transitional institutions in Mogadishu in August 2012 and the establishment of a Joint Financial Management Board
  • Local Stability: a coordinated international package of support to Somalia's regions
  • Counter-terrorism: renewed commitment to tackle collectively the terrorist threat emanating from Somalia
  • Piracy: breaking the piracy business model
  • Humanitarian: renewed commitment to tackling Somalia's humanitarian crisis
  • International coordination: agreement on improved international handling of Somalia issues
[h=2]Press enquiries[/h]Media seeking accreditation, or those with questions about the conference, should visit the London Conference on Somalia website
 
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'' We have secured senior attendance from the region, including from Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda, as well as from the United States, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Sweden, the African Union and the European Union''.

Mkuu kama uliyoweka ndivyo ilivyo ina maana kajialika? mbona hayumo katika hiyo list ya wajumbe..Ni upotevu wa fedha na muda...Serikali inazidi kuishiwa...
 

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