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Samahani mkuu, ina maana IPTL ndo inaishia? Je aliyeandika si ndo yule mmbongo wao? Mbona barua imekaaa kidesign?
 
Mkuu Selous,

Naomba niwaache wadau kwanza watoe mawazo yao then tunaweza kuzama kwa ndani zaidi katika swali lako, possibly wadau watakujibu kwa niaba yangu.

Kuna jingine linakuja soon, uchaguzi kweli umekaribia!
 
Muungwana alikuwa waziri mwenye dhamana ya nishati wakati IPTL inaanza, mbona hajawajibika kama Msabaha na Richmond ??Hajawahi kulitolea maelezo kabisa suala hili.
 
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-Mr. Patrick A. Rutabanzibwa, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
halafu kuna:
-Mr Theophil Z.M Rugonzibwa-FOR THE IPTL PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR

ngoja nikachukue vidonge vyangu vyakushusha presha ili NIENDELEE KUIFUATILIA HII MAMBO
 
-Mr. Patrick A. Rutabanzibwa, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
halafu kuna:
-Mr Theophil Z.M Rugonzibwa-FOR THE IPTL PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR

ngoja nikachukue vidonge vyangu vyakushusha presha ili NIENDELEE KUIFUATILIA HII MAMBO
Inabidi kuwarahisishia watu kazi:

Whois Rutabanzibwa?

Mr. Patrick A. Rutabanzibwa, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania

Mr. Rutabanzibwa is currently the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy of Tanzania, a post he has held for close to a decade. As a Permanent Secretary (a Presidential level appointment), he is effectively the top-most technocrat in Tanzania’s energy sector. Mr. Rutabanzibwa has been instrumental in improving the performance of the energy sector in Tanzania. He was one of the senior government officials in Tanzania who was instrumental in halting a lopsided contract between the Government of Tanzania and IPTL, an independent power producer that could have bankrupted the country’s power industry. Mr. Rutabanzibwa was the chairman of the technical team that reviewed and approved the management consulting firm that is managing TANESCO, the state-owned electricity utility. Mr. Rutabanzibwa was one of the founder members of AFREPREN/FWD, but withdrew from active AFREPREN/FWD participation due to pressing commitments arising from his senior position in Tanzania’s energy sector.

BY the way: Case Study: Power Deal Tainted by Graft

IN 1995 the Tanzanian's state-owned electricity firm Tanesco signed a power purchasing agreement with Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL), a joint venture between a Malaysian company and a local investor for the purchase of 100MW of power from diesel generators for 20 years. From the start the deal 'was hotly contested by donors and consultants on the grounds of cost, the choice of technology and the projected demand for power', says Brian Cooksey of Transparency International.

The government agreed to pay for the capacity whether or not it was actually needed. In the project's first year, 2002, IPTL was paid $40 million in capacity payments alone, and has functioned at less than 10% of capacity since then. Evidence of alleged corrupt payments to government officials to initiate the deal led to a public outcry and fiery parliamentary debates.

The IPTL deal is considered a bad PPP not just because of the alleged corruption and the high cost of electricity, but also because it was approved without a proper feasibility study and without consulting necessary stakeholders. Tanesco was forced to pay too high a price for electricity that it didn't really need since its major problem was not insufficient generating capacity but rather a lack of gridlines. IPTL's electricity is said to cost 12 US cents per unit compared to the seven and nine US cents per unit supplied by Tanesco. This in addition to the $3 million a month in statutory costs that IPTL charges Tanesco.

REF: https://www.jamiiforums.com/jukwaa-...aking-independent-power-tanzania-limited.html
 
-Mr. Patrick A. Rutabanzibwa, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
halafu kuna:
-Mr Theophil Z.M Rugonzibwa-FOR THE IPTL PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR

ngoja nikachukue vidonge vyangu vyakushusha presha ili NIENDELEE KUIFUATILIA HII MAMBO

Halafu kuna huyu jamaa mwingine
James Burchard Rugemalira is from Kagera in the North West of Tanzania. He obtained his first degree at the University of Dar es Salaam as a mature student. After an undistinguished career at the Bank of Tanzania, Rugemalira takes early retirement and enters the private sector. He is taken on board by VIPEM because of his contacts in BOT and the government. As an up-and-coming indigenous businessman, he is a prominent member of various business associations and official advisory committees, and sometimes travels with presidential delegations as a private sector representative.

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EPA ya kwanza 2000 (?Bn), EPA ya pili 2005 (133bn) now 2010 (137bn)?
 
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This' what's up guys:

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Mkuu usiyeonekana, mimi ni mmoja wa maamuma ambao sijaelewa kabisa what this letter implies. Please, mwenye kujua ufafanuzi wa hii barua inamaanisha nini atumwagie ili na sisi tuwe kwenye wavelength moja na wachangiaji wengine
 
Mkuu usiyeonekana, mimi ni mmoja wa maamuma ambao sijaelewa kabisa what this letter implies. Please, mwenye kujua ufafanuzi wa hii barua inamaanisha nini atumwagie ili na sisi tuwe kwenye wavelength moja na wachangiaji wengine

Mkuu Mpita njia, hilo giza na mimi nimo humo......! there couple of things i I do not understand kny hiyo barua.....!

a. Is IPTL being liquidated?......If yes, are the stakeholders aware of this?

b. Is the Tshs 138bil representing outstanding debts (receivables) in favour of IPTL--- in any case payable by Tanesco?

c. Why should Tanesco pay to the Escrow account the disputed invoices?....who will benefit from this money now?....Why should they only pay the undisputed invoices?

Hapa kazi ipo kwa kweli!
 
FP, IPTL is being liquidated lakini kinachoniacha gizani mimi ni hayo mengine kuhusiana na hiyo akaunti na huo mkwanja
 
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