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July 23, 2025
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Tanzania set to join top 10 global uranium producers: minister

Tanzania set to join top 10 global uranium producers: minister

DAR ES SALAAM, July 23  (Xinhua) -- With an estimated 139 million tonnes of uranium deposits and a projected mine life of 22 years, Tanzania is poised to Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Tanzania is set to become a top 10 global producer of uranium, with an estimated 139 million tonnes of deposits and a projected mine life of 22 years, according to Minister for Minerals Anthony Mavunde.

  • Estimated reserves of 139 million tonnes of uranium
  • Key figure: Minister for Minerals Anthony Mavunde
  • Project will create over 4,000 direct jobs and more than 100,000 indirect jobs

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City suburbs see significant land price gains compared to satellite towns. Tanzania plans to become a top 10 global uranium producer.

City suburbs outpace satellite towns in land price gains
City suburbs outpace satellite towns in land price gains

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