Mining firms now to pay 4pc fee

Mwanza United Gold Mine Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with an Omani firm for the two companies to jointly prospect for minerals.

>The government has decided to take over four private mining firms and place them under the charge of the State Mining Corporation Stamico).

>While African mining firms continue to enjoy the fruits of the commodities super-cycle, weaknesses in South Africa’s crisis-hit sector is attracting the attention of bargain hunting investors.

As Tanzanians wait for the 2014/15 national budget with bated breath, a new report shows that the government loses about $248 million (Sh415 billion) annually in tax revenue through misinvoicing by mining companies alone.

More than 400 mining companies dodged to pay $10.2 million (Sh19 billion) prospecting licence fees for two years.

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...

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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...

 East Africa has the lowest university enrolment in the world, a situation which, a leading lecturer warned, can retard development of the education sector in the region.