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  • Ethiopia: East Africa Metals Requests Gold Mining License

    Posted on :Thursday , 25th August 2016

     East African Metals, a Canadian mine development company with an interest in exploration projects, has requested a license from the Ministry of Mines, Petroleum & Natural Gas, to start the large scale extraction of gold and silver in Ethiopia.

     
    The company has submitted its application to produce the minerals, in Tigray regional state, Terakimti locality.
  • Tanzania: Acacia Mining Profit Up As Gold Prices Rise

    Posted on :Wednesday , 24th August 2016

     Acacia Mining profit in the first half of 2016 have soared as gold prices and sales surged while operating costs fell.

     
    The gold mining company, which operates three mines in Tanzania, said in a statement its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation for the six months to June 30 rose 91 per cent to 184.9 million US dollars, helped by lower c. . .

  • Epanko to Supply Tanzanian Graphite to Japan

    Posted on :Tuesday , 23rd August 2016

    Australian graphite developer Kibaran Resources (ASX:KNL) has recently signed an agreement with Japanese trading giant Sojitz for the supply of graphite from its Epanko project in Tanzania.
     
    According to the exclusive agreement, Kibaran will supply a minimum of 14,000t per year of natural flake graphite products from Tanzania to Sojitz over the next 5 years.
  • Tanzania: India Appeals to Ease Restrictions on Tanzanite Export

    Posted on :Tuesday , 23rd August 2016

    India has appealed to Tanzania to lift the restriction imposed on export of tanzanite weighing over one gram and subsequently double its export tax as a measure to curtail illegal trade of the blue gemstone.

     
    Since Tanzania decided to ban export of raw tanzanite in 2012, it had sent shockwaves to gem and jewellery industries, especially those based in the northern In. . .

  • Tanzania: Coal Import Ban to Speed Up Local Projects Development

    Posted on :Monday , 22nd August 2016

    Edenville Energy has welcomed the government move to ban coal import as an impetus in boosting local production.
     
    The government decision gives an opportunity to local based companies to increase production of coal and enable the country's resources to be brought into commercial production and the potential of the local coal industry to be more fully developed.

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