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Breaking: Ambassador Humphrey Polepole just dropped another bombshell last night—billionaire Rostam Aziz has acquired 70% of coal mining in Ruvuma and 30% of diamond mining in Mwadui. The deals were struck shortly after President Samia Suluhu took office in 2021. Ironically, Rostam bought the diamond mine for $11M (≈Tsh...

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‼️🚨SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS BY POLEPOLE ABOUT GRAND CORRUPTION IN MINING BY ROSTAM AZIZI‼️🚨 #Tanzania Former ambassador to Cuba Humphrey Polepole has yesterday night dug in to GRAND CORRUPTION of dodgy coal mine acqusition by Rostam Aziz . A number of people (incl Polepole?) allege is that the revelation of this dodgy mining deal is the reason Tundu Antiphas Lissu was also violently detained in Songwe where the mine is located and later falsely charged with treason (influence of Rostam Aziz) Polepole alleges that under Samia Suluhu - Rostam acquired 70% of the largest coal mine in East and Central Africa for 1 million USD (Two billion shillings) which is cheaper than a plot in the highend suburb of Dar es Salaam - Masaki! He also has spoken about how initially the govt of Tanzania had arranged and raised funds to buy the shares from the Australian company under Magufulj but after Magufuli’s suddent death and Samia coming into power, the deal was cancelled through “a call from above” And Rostam took over! Tundu Lissu did talk about this a day before he was violently arrested although he did not name Rostam Aziz directly! This is another important bombshell and Polepole haa referred to Africa Confidential articles Worth digging into this Reuters Africa BBC News Africa CNN Africa ICIJ Hapa inabidi tuwe serious kama Taifa 😓 acha tuanze kufuatilia kiuandishi wa habari! Hiyo ya DPW pia iko jikoni Mwaka huu hadi #TutaelewanaTu Alafu narudia MSINITEKE wala MSITEKE mtu - jibuni hoja! And of course #NoReformsNoElection

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