Tanzania will retain 10 percent of gross mineral revenue collections for research and investment under a new government initiative aimed at transforming small-scale mining from a largely...
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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania will retain 10 percent of gross mineral revenue collections for research and investment under a new government initiative aimed at transforming small-scale mining from a largely speculative activity into a data-driven industry capable of attracting finance and increasing productivity.
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