The decision is part of the implementation of directives issued by President Samia Suluhu Hassan to ensure Tanzanians play a more substantive role across the entire mining value chain
The completion of the project is expected to contribute significantly to economic growth and boost government revenues for both Tanzania and Uganda, while enabling the transportation of up to 246,000
The initiative, led by the ministry of Minerals, aims to centralise the global supply chain in Arusha, shifting the market away from informal channels that have historically facilitated large-scale smuggling
Morogoro. A significant milestone has been reached in Tanzania’s industrial landscape, as graphite production officially commenced in the Morogoro Region. The Deputy Minister for Minerals, Dr Steven Kiruswa, marked the
The miners are requesting expert intervention to determine the exact volume, quality, and market value of the gemstones found within their mining concessions
The bid opening forms part of the legal and regulatory framework designed to ensure the nation has adequate and reliable fuel supplies, while adhering to principles of transparency, fair competition,
Part of this strategy is to transform Mirerani, Lemshuku, and other gemstone-producing zones into Africa’s leading gemstone hubs
The Deputy Minister for Minerals, Dr Steven Kiruswa attributed this successful output to the continuous growth and development of the country's construction sector, particularly in infrastructure projects, coupled with the
The minister for Minerals, Anthony Mavunde, visited the area to observe an ongoing geophysical survey being undertaken with advanced drone technology
From November 19, 2025, miners and traders began submitting their gemstones for grading and valuation, a process carried out in collaboration with our officers, who are certified gemstone valuers