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Some fire pussy mmemuelewa? Maana yake inasuguliwa na kila mwenye fedha kila mtu anaifinya! Aisee bonge la tusi!
Fedha walizopewa na IMF, WB na EU wanaenda kuwalipa wachina!
Bandari ya mombasa inaongozwa kwa masharti ya Uchina....na hii ni kulipa lile deni la SRG yao iliyokataa kuzaa Matunda.Fedha walizopewa na IMF, WB na EU wanaenda kuwalipa wachina!
Hapo hakunaga shedo apo, yn unavyopaona ndo pako hivyo hivyo.
Yah na nyie mpambane co mnasubiria muone Tz itakuwaje, inabd mpambane hivyo hivyo japo miradi ya maendeleo michache.ichoboy01 bado anangoja signboard?[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji116][emoji116][emoji116]
Msee tuko 2020,,2018 sahau,hahahamaskini, they are about to lose it
Deni la Kenya kwa China ni ,,US $6.5bilions...sasa hivi bandariya Mombasa inafanya kazi kupitia Mwongozo wa Uchina..Msee tuko 2020,,2018 sahau,hahaha
Hehe,,hakuna kitu kama hiyo inafanyika hapo bandarini,,deni tunalipa wacheni mdomo nyingi,hahahaDeni la Kenya kwa China ni ,,US $6.5bilions...sasa hivi bandariya Mombasa inafanya kazi kupitia Mwongozo wa Uchina..
Kuna Miscalculation ......re do*****, ongezeko la 96.95%, kwenye madini tulikua tunapoteza zaidi ya 90%!!!!!!!!!!
Wakenya wanapiga kimya kimyaUganda, Tanzania oil project on track
Sunday June 7 2020
President of Exploration and production Total company, Mr Arnaud Breuillac (left) hands out a working plan for East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop) to the Minister of energy Dr Medard Kalemani during a meeting which held in Dar es Salaam on Friday. PHOTO|THE CITIZEN CORRESPONDENT
By Louis Kolumbia @Collouis1999 news@thecitizen.co.tz
Dar es Salaam. A month after French oil giant Total acquired 33.334 percent of Tullow Oil’s stake, the company has assured the Tanzania government that preparation for commencement of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) continues.
On April 23, this year, Tullow Oil agreed to transfer Uganda’s Lake Albert Development including the (EACOP) shares to Total E&P that is the lead developer of the project from Uganda to Tanzania.
Tullow will receive $575 million; $500 million as initial payment and $75 million others will be paid after the Final Investment Decision (FID) has been made.
The agreement requires that transaction to be made subject to approval by Tullow’s shareholders, Uganda Petroleum Authority (UPA) and the China National Oil Offshore Company (CNOOC) that has 50 percent contractual rights on the shares.
But, on Friday a Total delegation led by President, Exploration and Production Arnaud Breuillac held talks with Energy ministry Medard Kalemani. The talks aimed at updating the Tanzania government on the new development. Mr Breuillac was accompanied by Total SA senior advisor to the chief executive officer, Mr Momar Nguer, senior vice president Africa for exploration and production, Mr Nicolas Terraz, director of EACOP/Tilenga Intergrated Group, Mr Martin Tiffen and Total Tanzania managing director, Mr Jean-Francois Schoepp.
Speaking during the meeting, Mr Breuillac said following the sale and purchase agreement, Total now owns 66.7 percent of upstream stake while CNOOC remains with 33.3 percent.
Uganda, Tanzania oil project on track
That's 27km my friend, not 200m that you just finished. Remember it will be the first elevated Expressway in East and Central Africa with 10 interchanges among them 3 three level interchanges. That will bring the total number of three level interchanges to 4.Yah na nyie mpambane co mnasubiria muone Tz itakuwaje, inabd mpambane hivyo hivyo japo miradi ya maendeleo michache.
Rongao inashinda hata masakiIn many ways Kenya is doing well. This is Rongai.
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