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1.	State Keen on Uranium Mining
	Tuesday, May 28, 2013  by Admin
	THE government is determined to carry out uranium mining and processing without compromising the human health and environment.
2.	Oil imports bill remains high
	Monday, March 25, 2013  by Admin
	STABILISATION of oil imports that accounted for 70 per cent made the value of intermediate goods to remain almost unchanged during the year ending January, this year, compared to the corresponding period in 2012.
3.	Country Focuses On Mining As a Priority for Growth
	Monday, August 13, 2007  by Admin
	Tanzania's Ministry of Energy and Minerals has launched a Mineral Sector Development Technical Assistance Project to streamline management of the country's abundant mineral resources. Mining is a priority sector for growth and poverty reduction in Tanzania's 2005 National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (Mkukuta).
4.	A World of Difference in Energy Access
	Friday, May 11, 2007  by Admin
	Sub-Saharan Africans use seven times less electric power than people in high income countries, according to the World Bank's Little Green Data Book. Only 25 percent of Africans have access to modern energy, according the Bank's Investment Framework for Clean Energy and Development.
5.	Speech by H.E. Jakaya M. Kikwete at the Investing in African Mining Indaba, Cape Town
	Wednesday, February 14, 2007  by Admin
	The 12th Afircan Mining Indaba took place in Cape Town, South Africa. His Excellence Jakaya M. Kikwete was probably the first Head of State offered an opportunity to speak at such a prestigious forum of the mining fraternity in Africa. In his speech, he urges partnership, progress and propsperity with regard to African mining.
6.	Speech by H.E. Jakaya M. Kikwete at the Investing in African Mining Indaba, Cape Town
	Wednesday, February 14, 2007  by Admin
	The 12th Afircan Mining Indaba took place in Cape Town, South Africa. His Excellence Jakaya M. Kikwete was probably the first Head of State offered an opportunity to speak at such a prestigious forum of the mining fraternity in Africa. In his speech, he urges partnership, progress and propsperity with regard to African mining.
7.	Liquid Biofuels for Transportation in Tanzania
	Monday, December 11, 2006  by Admin
	The successful growth of African economies hinges on their modern energy, of which liquid fuel plays an important role. Sharp fluctuations in oil prices have thwarted development plans in Africa and forced many countries to review their development and services project, their overall expenditure and their external trade relations. This study report is on the potential of biofuels in Tanzania for transportation.
8.	Small diamond miners to benefit from De Beers project
	Monday, September 25, 2006  by Admin
	De Beers, a diamond company and Tanzanian government have announced a USD2 million to project to help improve the lives of so?called "informal" diamond miners in Tanzania, who work in streams and river beds where diamonds occasionally wash up.
9.	TAWOMA Progress Report
	Thursday, September 21, 2006  by Admin
	Tanzania Women Miners Association is a non-governmental and non profit organization formed in 1997. Its aim is to facilitate women miners to organize and access required financial, technical, and marketing services so they can carry out mining activities that are both economically viable and environmentally sustainable.
10.	Over 200 delegates attend power, mining convention
	Tuesday, August 15, 2006  by Admin
	Over 200 delegates have confirmed to attend the 3-day Eastern African Power and Mining Industry Convention that starts today in Dar es Salaam. A press statement issued by the Tanzania Electric Supply Company (TANESCO) quotes the power utility’s Managing Director, as saying this year's convention will highlight issues of power generation, mining policy changes, new contract management, rural electrification, utility reform and restructuring.
11.	Mining companies given fair treatment
	Monday, July 03, 2006  by Admin
	In an attempt to attract more mining investors into the country, the government has been trying to give fair treatment to companies that undertake the ventures, it has been revealed
12.	Pressure Mounting On Govt to Act On Exploitative Contracts
	Wednesday, June 28, 2006  by Admin
	The mining sector in Tanzania has once again come under intense scrutiny with signs that government officials are beginning to yield to public pressure for a fresh look at mining contracts.The government publicly acknowledged that major mining companies have been fiddling with figures to avoid paying the requisite duties and royalties
13.	The mineral industry of Tanzania
	Wednesday, March 22, 2006  by Admin
	Following the rebirth of the Tanzanian gold industry in 1999, gold has dominated the mineral industry of Tanzania. In recent years, the mineral industry of Tanzania has also produced iron ore and steel and such industrial minerals as bentonite, kaolin, and other clays; calcite; diamond and other gemstones; graphite; gypsum; phosphate rock; salt; silica sand; and soda ash (table The country also has produced coal, petroleum products, and such building materials as cement, limestone, and sand and gravel.
14.	Mining Centre laumches gemstone cutting course
	Friday, December 16, 2005  by Admin
	The Southern and Eastern African Mineral Centre (SEAMIC) will next year start a training course on gem cutting to enable individuals increase their profits. Currently more than 70 percent of gems mined are rough and are sold at low prices in various markets. Speaking to this paper last week in Dar es Salaam, a technician at the centre, Dachi Mahamoud, said the training would start in January next year and would be conducted at the centres premises.
15.	Significant Gold Discovery Announced by Northern Mining Explorations on Property Optioned From Tan Range in Tulawaka Region of Tanzania
	Monday, December 05, 2005  by Admin
	Tan Range Exploration Corporation is pleased to announce that Northern Mining Explorations Ltd. (MDN) has made a significant gold discovery on a prospecting license held under option from Tan Range in the Tulawaka region of Tanzania. The discovery area is located approximately 15 kilometres from the Tulawaka Gold Mine (Barrick 70percent - MDN 30percent) and extends for a strike distance of approximately 0.4 kilometres and across a width of 0.3 kilometres.
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