Published on 4 Jun 2017
Chama cha ACT Wazalendo kilifanya Kongamano kuhusu Rasilimali Madini ambalo lilifanyika katika Ukumbi wa Makumbusho ya Taifa DSM kujadili masuala yanayohusu madini likiwemo Mchanga wa Madini uliokuwa unasafirishwa nje ya nchi ambao sasa umezuiwa.
Wataalam mbalimbali wa masuala ya madini na wafanyakazi wa migodini walikuwa ni miongoni mwa walipata nafasi ya kuchangia hoja katika Kongamano hilo. Na Kesi ya wananchi Attorney General Vs. Maalim Kadau and 16 Others [1997] TLR 69 (CAT) DAR -The ... Tanzania cases for learners :
Source: Millard Ayo
1. Attorney General v.. Maalim Kadau and 16 Others [1997] TLR 69 (CAT) DAR
The Attorney General applied for an order that a decision of the High Court be revised in order to correct illegalities and improprieties contained therein. The proceedings arose out of the institution of proceedings by Kahama Mining Corporation Ltd (KMC) against the respondents who sought an injunction against an eviction order against the respondents. Whilst those proceedings were still pending the respondents applied for the Attorney – General to be joined as a co – defendant in that suit as they alleged that their defence raised basic constitutional rights issues. An order was granted and it was ordered that the matter be heard by the High composed of three judges.
- Prior to the Attorney – General being joined as a party to the original case, the respondents applied as a mater of urgency for a temporary injunction to restrain KMC from evicting them before the main suit was finally determined. The application was heard and determined the same afternoon and a temporary injunction was issued against KMC and the Attorney – General.
- It was contended on behalf of the respondents that as the Attorney – General had a right of appeal in the matter if was improper for his to bring the matter by way of revision. It was contended that even though he was not a party to the original proceedings, Rule 76 permitted any person to bring an appeal.
2. RIPOTI YA ''TEITI'':
Mpango wa Uhamasishaji Uwazi Katika Mapato ya Madini, Gesi Asilia na Mafuta - TEITI (Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative) https://eiti.org/sites/default/files/documents/teiti-annual-activity-report-2015_0.pdf
3. Tanzania joined EITI in February 2009
Tanzania joined EITI in February 2009 with an objective of promoting transparency and accountability in its natural resources. The process in Tanzania is lead by a Multi-Stakeholders Working Group (MSG) consisting of civil society organizations, government agencies and extractive companies.
In December 2012 EITI Board declared Tanzania compliant with EITI and standard. EITI compliant means that the country has an effective process for annual disclosure and reconciliation of all revenues from its extractive sector, helping citizens to see how much their country receives from oil, gas and mining companies. https://mem.go.tz/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/09.06.2016expression-of-interest-TEITI.pdf
Chama cha ACT Wazalendo kilifanya Kongamano kuhusu Rasilimali Madini ambalo lilifanyika katika Ukumbi wa Makumbusho ya Taifa DSM kujadili masuala yanayohusu madini likiwemo Mchanga wa Madini uliokuwa unasafirishwa nje ya nchi ambao sasa umezuiwa.
Wataalam mbalimbali wa masuala ya madini na wafanyakazi wa migodini walikuwa ni miongoni mwa walipata nafasi ya kuchangia hoja katika Kongamano hilo. Na Kesi ya wananchi Attorney General Vs. Maalim Kadau and 16 Others [1997] TLR 69 (CAT) DAR -The ... Tanzania cases for learners :
Source: Millard Ayo
1. Attorney General v.. Maalim Kadau and 16 Others [1997] TLR 69 (CAT) DAR
The Attorney General applied for an order that a decision of the High Court be revised in order to correct illegalities and improprieties contained therein. The proceedings arose out of the institution of proceedings by Kahama Mining Corporation Ltd (KMC) against the respondents who sought an injunction against an eviction order against the respondents. Whilst those proceedings were still pending the respondents applied for the Attorney – General to be joined as a co – defendant in that suit as they alleged that their defence raised basic constitutional rights issues. An order was granted and it was ordered that the matter be heard by the High composed of three judges.
- Prior to the Attorney – General being joined as a party to the original case, the respondents applied as a mater of urgency for a temporary injunction to restrain KMC from evicting them before the main suit was finally determined. The application was heard and determined the same afternoon and a temporary injunction was issued against KMC and the Attorney – General.
- It was contended on behalf of the respondents that as the Attorney – General had a right of appeal in the matter if was improper for his to bring the matter by way of revision. It was contended that even though he was not a party to the original proceedings, Rule 76 permitted any person to bring an appeal.
2. RIPOTI YA ''TEITI'':
Mpango wa Uhamasishaji Uwazi Katika Mapato ya Madini, Gesi Asilia na Mafuta - TEITI (Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative) https://eiti.org/sites/default/files/documents/teiti-annual-activity-report-2015_0.pdf
3. Tanzania joined EITI in February 2009
Tanzania joined EITI in February 2009 with an objective of promoting transparency and accountability in its natural resources. The process in Tanzania is lead by a Multi-Stakeholders Working Group (MSG) consisting of civil society organizations, government agencies and extractive companies.
In December 2012 EITI Board declared Tanzania compliant with EITI and standard. EITI compliant means that the country has an effective process for annual disclosure and reconciliation of all revenues from its extractive sector, helping citizens to see how much their country receives from oil, gas and mining companies. https://mem.go.tz/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/09.06.2016expression-of-interest-TEITI.pdf
