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Tanzania
Future dream team to negotiate oil and gas contracts

The chief secretary to the Tanzanian president, Ombeni Sefue, wants [...]

Published on 19/05/2015 at 08:01 GMT

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Institute of African Leadership for Sustainable Development
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Philip Luhanjo
Tanzania Petroleum Development Corp

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Private sector doesn’t like new Petroleum Act

Barely had he taken up his post as Tanzania’s new prime minister in November than Kassim Majaliwa was buttonholed by [...]

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Shell poised to become the leading gas player

The Anglo-Dutch major Royal Dutch/Shell is expected to gain a prime position in Tanzania's gas sector, whether it be in the country's southern offshore or around Zanzibar. The reason is simple enough: the prospects arising out of its acquisition of [.

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CGG wins onshore geophysical survey

As Africa Energy Intelligence reported, James Mataragio, chief of Tanzania [...]

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Cross-border cooperation on extractive resources

Acting on advice from the Minister for Energy, Charles Mwijage, Tanzanian government officials recently met with their counterparts from neighbouring [...]

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Tanzania
Nobody seems in a hurry to adopt new petroleum bill

Although it was supposed to be tabled before Parliament at [...]

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Spotlight | Tanzania
New TPDC managing director faces Herculean task

With less than five months to go before Tanzania's presidential election, James Mataragio, the new boss of Tanzania Petroleum Development Corp (TPDC) has thrown himself into an uphill battle to both prod his company into launching exploration on its own [.

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Kikwete to let his successor decide on gas code

The bill to regulate Tanzania's gas sector won't be put to the vote in March and probably not even before elections in October.

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Tanzania
Parliament will judge the allocation of oil and gas contracts

The Tanzanian parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC), under the chairmanship [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.03.2015

Spotlight | Tanzania
A dismal year for offshore gas

The coming 12 months could well be lost for development of the giant gas reserves in Tanzania's waters. And the replacement of all senior government officials in the sector over the past three months won't facilitate communications between private companies [.

Subscribers only Energy 03.03.2015

Tanzania
Sospeter Muhongo's system collapses

Little by little, Tanzania's energy and mines minister Sospeter Muhongo has been caught up in the IPTL corruption scandal named [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.01.2015

Spotlight | Tanzania
Whiff of politics already hangs over gas

The Tanzanian authorities who are now sitting on reserves of over 40 trillion cubic feet of gas are posing exploration conditions that no private companies seem willing to accept. With a crucial presidential election set for next year, gas has [.

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Shell poised to become the leading gas player

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CGG wins onshore geophysical survey

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Cross-border cooperation on extractive resources

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Nobody seems in a hurry to adopt new petroleum bill

Spotlight | Tanzania
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Sospeter Muhongo's system collapses

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Tanzania Cross-border cooperation on extractive resources

Tanzania Nobody seems in a hurry to adopt new petroleum bill

Spotlight | Tanzania New TPDC managing director faces Herculean task

Tanzania Kikwete to let his successor decide on gas code

Tanzania Parliament will judge the allocation of oil and gas contracts

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Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Morocco
US-China trade war threatens Morocco's nascent battery industry

Tanzania
Future dream team to negotiate oil and gas contracts

Tanzania
Private sector doesn’t like new Petroleum Act

Spotlight | Tanzania
Shell poised to become the leading gas player

Tanzania
CGG wins onshore geophysical survey

Tanzania
Cross-border cooperation on extractive resources

Tanzania
Nobody seems in a hurry to adopt new petroleum bill

Spotlight | Tanzania
New TPDC managing director faces Herculean task

Tanzania
Kikwete to let his successor decide on gas code

Tanzania
Parliament will judge the allocation of oil and gas contracts

Spotlight | Tanzania
A dismal year for offshore gas

Tanzania
Sospeter Muhongo's system collapses

Spotlight | Tanzania
Whiff of politics already hangs over gas