TBS sets guidelines for small-scale mining

Posted on :Wednesday , 30th September 2020

More than 100 standards have been developed by the Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) to be used in the security of the mining industry for products and services engaged in drilling, production and processing. TBS spokesperson Roida Andusamile said,  As the expansion of the mining sector has contributed to higher economic growth and increased exports and capital inflows in Tanzania.

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Tanzanian Gold Company doubles its mineral wealth from gold

Posted on :Friday , 24th July 2020

For its Buckreef gold project in Tanzania, Tanzanian Gold Corporation, or Tangold, has provided a revised mineral resource estimate suggesting a doubling of production in the measured and indicated categories. The estimation of the mineral resources also showed the upside potential of its goals for exploration. After the last mineral resource update in June 2018, the Buckreef Shear Zone calcula. . .

ROCKPLANT EAST AFRICA AT MINEXPO 2019 IN DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

Posted on :Tuesday , 20th August 2019

Rock Plant East Africa, a global leader in construction, quarry and mining solutions is participating at the 5th Minexpo Africa, Tanzania's premier business event for the mining and heavy machinery industry. The international trade event is to be hosted at the centrally located Diamond Jubilee Hall from the 12th to 14th September, 2019. The company is expected to promote its industry-leading ra. . .

Haneti Nickel Project increases scope following positive targets

Posted on :Thursday , 27th June 2019

The well known Aim-listed Katoro Gold’s 75%-owned Haneti nickel project, in Tanzania,  has acknowledged that there may be a large chonolith-type nickel sulphide deposit. The company has included plans to for a fully funded drilling programme at the two key targets, Mihanza Hill and Mwaka Hill, where it hopes to determine the existence of disseminated or massive sulphide mineralisatio. . .

TANZANIA STEPPING UP IN THE NATURAL WEALTH RESOURCE AND MINING SECTOR

Posted on :Tuesday , 9th April 2019

 After South Africa, Ghana and Mali Tanzania is the 4th largest gold producer in Africa. The mining industry has experienced an estimated 8.5% growth in 2018 to stand at an estimated valued of USD 960 million, compared to last year’s growth of 3.09% and a value of US$ 880 million.  40% year on year (y-o-y) increase in gold output in 2018 was projected by one of the largest minin. . .