President John Magufuli's arrest has prevented the exporting of mineral minerals such as 'denial' and then sending three bills to parliament for the purpose of changing the law to benefit the nation, which has begun to bear fruit after being supported by the shark.
The situation is based on billions of Australian companies and Canadians involved in mining activities in the country to explain how they support Magufuli (the famous JPM), as well as to congratulate and claim their actions as patriotism.
Recently, Magufuli created two committees examining the shipment of me going to the bullets whose reports reported a huge loss of income to the nation.
In addition, due to the results of the report and the recommendations made, the government submitted three parliamentary bill bills to ratify several legal changes, aimed at benefiting the nation and the many resources allocated to them and not only investors.
June 29, this year, the government submitted a three-member parliamentary bill on land resources including the 2017 Billing Amendment Bill, the Bill of Review and Discussion Bill on Negative Conditions in the 2017 Natural Resources Agreements, and the Bill Of the State Authority in respect of the Natural Resources Owner of 2017.
In a statement published yesterday by the Guardian Guardian magazine, Canadian Scientific Canada's Exploration Royalty Free Company Chairman, James Sinclair, said the government's decision to submit bills to an emergency document in the parliament to change existing law enforcement is a Commendation.
"The proposed amendments to the law intend to balance the resources available in the country but we believe that those laws will also put things in place for attracting investors," she said.
The Tanzanian Exploration Corporation, headquarter in Toronto, Canada, owns 55 per cent of shares in the Buckreef Gold Mine project in the country and the Stamico Group owns 45 percent.
According to a statement issued by Sinclair in Canada, his company Buckreef Gold supports the proposed legal reforms in the country.
He assured his shareholders that the adoption of the bill would eventually be a law that would not affect the company's operations.
He said his mission was to take part in the development of foreign nations on equity grounds on contracts entered into.
In the bill bundled this weekend, the government has expanded the value of gold, silver, bronze and platinum value to about 6 percent from up to four per cent and upgrading government stocks in mining ownership to 16 percent.
According to the Australian Cradle Resources Company, it stated in its statement that the amendment to the law enacted by parliamentary amendments can not affect them significantly, although its proposed US $ 55 million plan to be taken by its owners of Tremont Investments Company has expired And change it.
Two companies located in the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), said in their statement that they believed that investments in Tanzania would be useful despite the changes in mining law.
Walkabout Resources Limited of Australia, said that these changes could not cause bad effects on their operations.
He said in cooperation with local and foreign lawyers who conducted a bill of law passed by Parliament and realized that it would be beneficial even to his project Lindi Jumbo.
"We have carefully examined these changes, we have considered its impact on our projects and after hearing the opinions of local and foreign lawyers no changes have taken place that will cause the company to slow down or terminate its investment in Tanzania," the statement said.