Tanzania plans to intensify deep geophysical surveys to boost mining sector by 2030

Tanzania plans to intensify deep geophysical surveys to boost mining sector by 2030

The Tanzanian government, through the Ministry of Minerals, has announced plans to significantly increase the coverage of deep geophysical surveys from the current 16% to at least 50% of the country’s land area by 2030. This strategic initiative aims to enhance the mining sector’s contribution to the national economy and support sustainable mineral exploration. Speaking …

Tanzania targets 50 percent geophysical survey coverage by 2030

GEITA: THE Tanzanian government, through the Ministry of Minerals, has strategically set plans to intensify deep geophysical surveys from the current coverage of approximately 16pc to at least 50pc of the country’s total land area by 2030. The initiative aims to increase the contribution of the mining sector to the national economy where by 2025/26, …

The mining agenda fuelling Tanzania’s rise in global minerals race

DODOMA: TANZANIA’S mining sector has undergone profound transformation, evolving from a struggling industry into the primary engine powering the nation’s economic growth, courtesy of strategic reforms unlocking record-breaking investment and revenue.Government revenue from mining has grown from 526bn/- in 2020/2021 to over 1.4tri/- in 2025/2026,...

Tanzania’s Mining Sector Expands Beyond Gold as Investment and Value Addition Grow

DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania’s mining industry is attracting increased investment as the government shifts its focus beyond gold towards critical minerals, mineral processing and greater local participation in the mining value chain. Government revenue from mining increased from TZS 526 billion in 2020/21 to more than TZS 1.4 trillion in 2025/26, exceeding the annual […]