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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.

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,…

04/09/2025
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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…

03/09/2025
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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…

03/09/2025
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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…

02/09/2025
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Beyond Ore: Kabanga as an Industrial Pivot, Not Just a Mine

Picture two futures. In one, you return to Ngara twenty years from now. The mine has closed. The pit is…

02/09/2025
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Who Owns the Nickel Narrative? Transparency, Licensing, and Trust

In every village meeting about a big project, there is a moment when someone stands up and asks a simple…

01/09/2025
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Community and Corridor: What Kabanga Means for Kagera and Beyond

Stand at first light on a ridge outside Ngara and you can see the outlines of a future that has…

01/09/2025
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Learning from Zambia: How Not to Build a Nickel Monoculture

There was a time when Zambia’s copper belt seemed invincible. In the years following independence, copper revenues funded schools, hospitals,…

01/09/2025
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Infrastructure as Destiny: Why SGR + JNHPP Decide Kabanga’s Fate

Picture two futures. In one, a hundred-wagon train rumbles through the night along the Central Corridor, hauling nickel concentrate from…

29/08/2025
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The Promise of Kabanga Nickel: Tanzania’s EV Future

The global economy is being rewired around “future metals.” Nickel, cobalt, lithium, and graphite have moved from obscure tables in…

29/08/2025
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