Over 800,000 square kilometers of varied geological terrains with potential mineral resources.

- Ongoing exploration work, which has resulted in discovery of resources in

Excess of 45 million ounces of gold, 1.5 million tones of nickel and 50 million carats of Tanzania.

An Archaean shield environment with a number of classical Canadian and

Australian type greenstone gold lode deposits, many capped by tropically

Weathered enrichment zones.

An extensive Protezoic terrain containing lode and near surface gold

Deposit types, now attracting exploration attention n South America,

West Africa and elsewhere.

Potential for epithermal gold deposits in the faulted younger rocks on the 

The coastal plain.

A world class diamondiferous kimberlite at Mwadui and more than 200

Other kimberlites, many of which are yet to be thoroughly evaluated.

Scores of occurrences of high value coloured gemstones, such as emerald

Ruby, tsavorite, sapphire, tanzanite and alexandrite.

A wealth of other opportunities in minerals, particularly industrial

Minerals including coal, iron, tin, graphite, evaporates, kaolin, limestones,

Dimension stones, phosphates and gypsum.

More than a dozen carbonatites, only a few of which have been

Thoroughly explored.

II.) Recent history of production decisions by well financed, international companies.

III.) A history of precious and base metals mining, with opportunities for

IV.) Revival in a new economic era.

V.) Ample inventory of unexplored mineral ground.

VI.) A comprehensive, systematically archived data base on geoscientific Information and mineral resources.

VI.) Minimal competition at present from large multinational mining firms.

VII.) An atmosphere of political stability and economic re-awakening.

 

- Changed role of the Government to become facilitator, regulator,

Promoter and service provider.

- Globally competitive tax and regulatory regime for mining investors.

- Accelerated and simplified handling of investment proposals.

- Guaranteed access to foreign exchange for repatriation of profits.

VIII.) Technical staff trained in various disciplines associated with mining.

 

IX.) An abundant supply of labour.

 

X.) A peaceful working environment free of ideological confrontations, ethnic strife and labour disputes.

 

XI.) Well established supporting services to the mining industry.