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By 2009 our production capacity was 60,000
Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge
Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge
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Am sure now the production capacity is above that but it is irrelevant in appraising the efficacy of the indefinite ban on ferrying the unprocessed gold
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This new technology takes 6 month to construct
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Consumes less electricity and is comfortable with low skilled employees
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Culminating from low economy of scales, its commercial viability is so attractive than it can process less than a ton profitably
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It is a technology we can afford because it cost much less than conventional copper smelt technology
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Rowing back on issue of irrelevance to the ban flows from the fact giant miners have contracts permitting them to ferry unprocessed gold to South Africa where pure gold is tested and taxed by TRA and ministry of minerals
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One cannot conceivably argue we ought to delay the unprocessed gold till such cuperex technology is installed
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While construction period is six month but putting the whole package may take three yo five years
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So the ban was knee jerk decision and is bound to attract hefty fines
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Rescinding this ban is the right thing to do while we create the right environment for investors in low cost but high technology in gold processing
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Until then let us continue harvesting whatever little tax revenue the mining conglomerates are mercifully ready to part with
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It is a strategy and by no means a tactic to stand up against cowboy miners empowered by these grossly lopsided mining contracts
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We need to be careful which battles we pick to fight and which ones we need not
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Ironically, everything we stand for seems awkwardly hinged to it!
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We used to be good in planning but poor implementors but now we seem have lost the plot of the former too!
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How sad!
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Hivi wewe Rutashubanyuma humu huwa unajiongelesha mwenyewe tu?
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Hahahahahaha
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English please, what stopped you from contributing too
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