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…
Welcome to Tanzania Digest’s Mining hub, covering the full value chain of Tanzania’s mining industry. We track gold, nickel, graphite, uranium, and tanzanite; policy, royalties, and local-content compliance; major projects and juniors; and the costs, logistics, and energy that determine competitiveness. Expect evidence-based explanations, data-driven briefs, and interviews that connect geology, markets, infrastructure, and community outcomes, so that investors, operators, policymakers, and citizens can make informed decisions.
People, Land, and Livelihoods: Nyanzaga’s Social Contract
For most Tanzanians, a gold mine is imagined in headlines: tonnes of ore, billions in revenues, royalties flowing to the…
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…
Inside Nyanzaga: What’s Being Built, Who Owns It, and Why It Matters in 2025–27
On the north-western rim of Lake Victoria, beyond the fishing dhows and cassava plots of Sengerema, a different kind of…
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…
