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TANZANIA (eTN) - The Tanzanian government has agreed to allow uranium mining inside the famous Selous Game Reserve after the United Nations World Heritage Committee approved an application by the Tanzanian government to alter the boundaries of ...
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Residents of areas where uranium has been discovered in Bahi District, Dodoma Region are yet to be relocated even as the period set to start extraction approaches, The Citizen has learnt.

Mantra Tanzania Limited is facing difficulties in raising funds for uranium mining.This is because Japan’s Fukushima disaster depressed uranium prices at the global market.

A PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report that Tanzania is among developing countries facing a risk of failing to attract more foreign investors in mining has drawn a welter of criticism from a number of researchers.

Stunned by the revelation of gross money laundering and tax evasion involving some Tanzanians, the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) is conducting a study on illicit financial flows to determine the extent of the problem, a senior official has said.

Tanzanian Mining companies migrating to the Mining Act 2010 and a Lusaka revolution

Judge Mark Bomani (Bomani Commission)

This weekend Tanzanians were informed (viaThe East African- Tanzania seals new tax deal with mining firms) of the decision reached by ministry of energy and minerals and one of the giant mining company in the country, Geita Gold Mine, that new royalty rates will be applicable. The agreement includes scrapping of the 15% provision on the unredeemed capital expenditure...

The annual Investing in African Mining Indaba is the world’s preferred brand and destination in African mining

The 2015 Investing in African Mining Indaba (http://www.miningindaba.com/?utm_source=APO&utm_medium=pressrelease2&utm_campaign=MI15)  taking place on 9 – 12 February 2015 in Cape Town South Africa will feature an array of globally recognised economic visionaries, mining thought leaders and some of Africa’s largest deal-makers for the approximately 7000 delegates set to arrive from...

Tanzania and Burundi are countries with most difficulties when it comes to capital transfer within the East African Community (EAC) with the two neighbours having the fewest operations covered by the EAC Common Market Protocol, a new study shows.

Mwanza could be the second largest contributor to Tanzania’s gross domestic product (GDP), yet the region – which largely depends on fishing, farming and livestock keeping – ranks low in terms of creating jobs.