Thank you Jovitha for sharing on developments in the war against corruption the fifth phase Government of Tаnzаniа has initiated in its minerals sector.

Yes,  making the Contracts public is fine, but should be for the public to scrutinize e.g. in collaboration with their parliament which will ensure all  flaws which favour the miners at the expense of the government  are properly addressed before  the Contracts could be endorsed by the Government to become legally binding.

It would be time barred for the public scrutiny to enable elimination of such flaws in аlredy legally binding Contracts.

So, I still don’t understand the justification of the Parliament’s nullification of а legal measure it had endorsed recently for mineral and petroleum contracts to be scrutinized and approved by parliament before the government could legalize them I dwelled on before here:

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