TEITI YAWANOA WANDISHI WA HABARI WA BIASHARA NA MADINI JUU YA UWAI SEKTA YA MADINI (TEITI YAWANOA AUTHOR OF THE TRADE AND MINING INFORMATION ABOUT THE MINING SECTOR Wai)

</ a> Chairman of the Program Promoting Transparency in Revenues Mining, Natural Gas and Oil (Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (TEITI), retired Judge Mark Bomani opening workshop one-day stakeholders and journalists of business, the meeting held Ledger Plaza Ocean Beach Hotel in Dar es Salaam, May 7, this year.

And Andrew Chale, Modewji blog 

Chairman of the Program Promoting Transparency in Revenues Mining, Natural Gas and Oil (TEITI) Judge Mark Boman has urged The authors of the information you provide accurate information aimed at educating the community especially when they get to report the story of mining in the country.

Speaking at the seminar on journalists about business and the economy of one day held recently Ledger Plaza Ocean Beach Hotel, Dar es Salaam, Judge Bomani said accurate information especially needed for economic affairs decidedly different can cause confusion for the public.

He said the institution was established that the purpose of monitoring the mining industry as previously seemed kutowanufaisha citizens. 

"First eaten by the confusion of that mining does iwanufaishi locals so the government took steps to form a committee to address the problem with the aim of promoting the local economy through the mining industry, "he said.

He said the vessel began providing industry monitoring report of the Government to pay attention to money paid. He said the fourth report of which is 2014 shows that revenue has been increasing every year unlike the first report was an error of 30 million dollars.

He said the success of that process has helped government institutions to ensure that all the money comes from or paid becomes the text to be accurate information. 

</ a> Officer relations Head of TEITI, Catherine J. Mbatia been invited officially Mwenyekit of TEITI, Judge Mark Boman for the official opening of the workshop iliyowakutanisha journalists trade with partners various stakeholders, including mining.

And A member of the Organization of Petroleum Development Tanzania (TPDC) George Kibakaya explained that the amount of natural gas detected tirioni is 55 cubic feet it is preferable to reorganize in order to ensure promotes the country's economy.

In addition, in the seminar journalists had also the opportunity to learn how to access data through the network while shahuriwa that when journalists will futapo data, to be able to communicate with relevant experts averted confusion including the departments of financial professionals count with proper systems of data mainly through systems inteneti.

The training of reporting information using analysis of data, were made by Samuel Osei Bekoe from institutions of RGI's country Ghana, who urged journalists to Tanzania especially those who want to write investigative news in the report was calculated by considering the data sources and contain comprehensive information point.

Where the general rule that despite the availability of such data would be difficult, and the nature of some sectors, urged the authors to use key features and briefly without putting many things that will be to confuse the reader.

Akitolea model of economic reports to Tanzania or other countries, where if they go into networking financial institution, including the IMF, the Bank and others have been and transparency so they can get at information that can help report and make a challenge in the country while stressing specify the source of information or the report.

Also various stakeholders, including experts of mining and journalists gave various topics discussed in detail at the seminar system The mdaharo. 

Manager Relationships, Alex Modest, (right) speaking to the press (there are pictured) at the seminar three right is Manager strategies from (TBDC) George Kibakaya (left) Chairman TEITI, Judge Bomani, second left reporter analyst, John Bwire, (center) is Halfani Halfani from (Oil Gas Association Tanzania-OGAT).

Officer relations Head of TEITI, Catherine J. Mbatia explaining on TEITI, during the workshop iliyowakutanisha journalists FREE business with various stakeholders, including mining.

Chairman TEITI, Judge Bomani (left) was contributed topic in the workshop, the other is a journalist and analyst John Bwire, followed by Halfani Halfani of OGAT, Manager strategies from (TBDC) George Kibakaya with Godvictor from Geita mining company.

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The stakeholders of the mining industry and journalists were monitored in the workshop topic 

Writer Senior Network Modewji blog, Andrew Chale (left) was followed by a journalist of the newspaper Business Times, Damas Makangale, along with other authors Waki 'note' key items on the workshop.

journalist and analyst, John Bwire casting topic in the workshop on the importance of capacity building wajasiliamari internal to benefit from mining industry we have 

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Godvictor from the company Mineral Geita, giving a presentation on the transparency of companies in the country especially in sualala repayment of tax systems a legal business that the mining industry where he noted that some companies have grown embraced international law that the presence of some of these companies disappear clear their contracts are fearing competition in the international market.

journalist senior Joseph Mwamunyange (left) with industry stakeholders Din, Right is an expert on the analysis of data in the industry minerals from Global Witness Rachel institution during the workshop Owens & Nbsp;

Photos above and below Reporters continue with their duties in the workshop .. 

journalist Joseph Mwamunyange riding mjadaraa on transparency in terms of access to information in a transparent especially sensitive sectors of mining and finance. 

Prof. Handley Mwafenga (TMAA) giving a presentation on accountability and transparency in the mining sector in the workshop .. 

A member of the Organization of Tanzania Petroleum Development (TPDC) George Kibakaya CRM 

mining sector stakeholders contributing in the workshop topic .. 

Dr. Camillius Kasalla from (CSO) citing how the topic of civil society NGOs on their importance in monitoring the halls of transparency in the mining sector .. 

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Samuel Osei Bekoe from institutions of RGI's in Ghana casting training for journalists (Absent pictured) to form to access information via the internet in particular the data and calculate the finance and mining.

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</ a> Chairman of the Program Promoting Transparency in Revenues Mining, Natural Gas and Oil (Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (TEITI), retired Judge Mark Bomani referring to books report of four, would be in two languages of Swahili and English showing stakeholders and journalists of business, the meeting held Ledger Plaza Ocean Beach Hotel in Dar es Salaam, May 7, this year.