Who Builds Nyanzaga: Contractors, Suppliers, and Local Content
Mines are never built by a single company. While Perseus Mining headlines the Nyanzaga story, the actual work is delivered…
Water, Power, and Tailings: Nyanzaga’s Environmental Compact
For most observers, a mine is defined by its pit and its ounces. But Nyanzaga’s real test will lie in…
Inside the Rocks: Nyanzaga’s Geology and What It Means
From a distance, the hills of Sengerema look ordinary: gently sloping ridges, cassava fields, and scattered homesteads overlooking the vast…
Numbers That Make a Mine: Nyanzaga’s Economics in Focus
Every mine rests on a story of rocks, but it is arithmetic that decides whether those rocks become revenue. Nyanzaga…
From Ore to Opportunity: What Liganga & Mchuchuma Mean for Communities
In Ludewa, where the hills hide Liganga’s iron ore, a farmer looks across his small plot and asks a simple…
Two Narratives, One Corridor: LNG Offshore, Coal Onshore
In the same week, Tanzanians could have read two headlines side by side. “Tanzania finalises Host Government Agreement for USD…
Financing Stalemates: Why Mega-Mines Stall While Imports Grow
There is a peculiar rhythm to Tanzania’s big-project politics. Every few years, a podium is erected, a banner is hung,…
Rails for Rocks: Why Liganga & Mchuchuma Justify Southern Corridors
Picture two trains leaving the coast at dusk. The first is sleek and mostly empty, a prestige service with a…
Coal Realities: Mchuchuma Between Power, Pollution, and Policy
Hold a lump of coal in your hand and you feel two truths at once. It is dense with stored…
Steel Dreams: Can Liganga End Tanzania’s Import Dependence?
Every year, Tanzania spends more than $1 billion importing steel beams, rods, plates, and coils that form the skeleton of…
