Introduction The Government of Tanzania has taken a decisive step to deepen local participation in the mining value chain by officially reserving 20 key mining goods and services exclusively for companies that are 100% owned by Tanzanians . The announcement was made by the Minister of Minerals, Hon. Anthony Mavunde , on 5 January 2026 in Dodoma , following amendments to the Mining (Local Content) Regulations of 2018 . These amendments introduce Regulation 13A , empowering

Equipment, Machinery, Industrial Supplies, and Market Entry (2026 Reference Guide) Executive Overview Local content regulation and procurement controls have become central pillars of governance in Tanzania’s mining sector. These frameworks now directly influence licensing outcomes, procurement approvals, access to foreign exchange, banking relationships, investor confidence, and long-term project valuation. This reference guide provides a neutral, high-level analysis of Tanza

Tanzania Mineral Processing Licenses: Gold Beneficiation Plants, Copper Smelters & Refineries Explained Learn how to obtain mineral processing, beneficiation, smelter, and refinery licenses in Tanzania. Explore requirements, costs, incentives, and investment opportunities for gold and copper processing plants. Introduction: Why Tanzania is pushing beneficiation What is mineral processing & beneficiation Types of plants: processing, smelters, refineries Licensing requirements