A strictly regulated sector, with protection for investors
Tanzania regulates mining closely. For investors and lenders this means clear rules, active oversight and traceable gold.
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Our October 2026 company profile sets out the Company, its projects, governance, team and the documents available for due diligence.
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Quality management
ISO 9001:2015 certified (Quality Management System) — Certificate No. TGS1026-4624, issued 6 Oct 2026 by The Global Standards, valid to 5 Oct 2029.
Useful official links
Regulators, registries, market data and the main laws, grouped for quick reference. External links open in a new tab on the official websites.
Regulators and licensing
- Mining Commission (Tume ya Madini) (opens in a new tab)The mining regulator: licences, mineral trade, royalties and daily indicative mineral prices.
- Online Mining Cadastre Portal (opens in a new tab)Search and verify mineral licences, holders, boundaries and status.
- Ministry of Minerals (opens in a new tab)Mineral-sector policy, strategy and official announcements.
- NEMC (opens in a new tab)National Environment Management Council: environmental assessment, audits and compliance.
Investment and company
- TISEZA (opens in a new tab)Tanzania Investment and Special Economic Zones Authority: the investor one-stop centre, formed in 2025 from the merger of TIC and EPZA.
- BRELA (opens in a new tab)Business Registrations and Licensing Agency: company registration and records.
- BRELA Online Registration System (ORS) (opens in a new tab)Online company searches and filings.
- Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) (opens in a new tab)Taxes, TIN registration and tax clearance.
Markets and economy
- Mining Commission indicative prices (opens in a new tab)Daily gold, silver and copper indicative prices, with recent history.
- Bank of Tanzania exchange rates (opens in a new tab)Official daily Tanzanian shilling exchange rates.
- TEITI (opens in a new tab)Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative: sector revenue and disclosure reports.
- National Bureau of Statistics (opens in a new tab)Official national statistics, including GDP and sector data.
Laws and regulations
- Mining Act, Cap. 123 (R.E. 2023) (opens in a new tab)Principal mining law, as published by the Mining Commission (PDF).
- Minerals and Mineral Concentrates Trading Regulations, 2018 (opens in a new tab)Rules on mineral trading, dealer licences and export permits (GN 02 of 2018, PDF).
- Technical Support Regulations, 2025 (Kiswahili) (opens in a new tab)Kanuni za Msaada wa Kiufundi kwa Wamiliki wa Leseni Ndogo za Uchimbaji Madini, 2025 (PDF).
- All mining regulations (opens in a new tab)Full list of mining regulations published by the Mining Commission.
- Investment and Special Economic Zones Act, 2025 (opens in a new tab)Tanzania's investment law, administered by TISEZA (PDF).
- TanzLII (opens in a new tab)Tanzania Legal Information Institute: free access to Tanzanian legislation and case law.
Company documents
- Company profile, October 2026 (PDF)The Company, its projects, governance, team and due-diligence documents.
- ISO 9001:2015 and TIC certificatesISO 9001:2015 Certificate No. TGS1026-4624 (The Global Standards, valid to 5 Oct 2029); TIC Certificate of Incentives No. 2025103132.
- Documents available on requestLicences, agreements, approvals and reports, shared with qualified parties under a confidentiality agreement.
- Request documents or a site visitSend us a message through the contact form and we will reply by email.
Links point to official government and public websites, checked on 6 October 2026. Afriglobal is not responsible for their content. Some government websites may load slowly from outside Tanzania.
From ore to plant — gold, minerals and EPC
Gold is the flagship. The Company also develops and supports opportunities across Tanzania’s wider mineral sector through technical support, plant development and EPC for licensed operations. Our ISO 9001:2015 scope covers mining project development, EPC, design, site supervision, project management and processing plant development.
Gold projects
Chunya–Makongorosi, Kilindi (Ngeze), Manga applications and Mapele (AfriGlobal Group) — documented rights, no undeclared resources.
Wider mineral sector
Technical support, plant development and EPC for licensed mineral operations beyond the gold flagship. We name only what our documents support.
Specialist team
Board leadership, a named project team and Continental Consultants as engineering affiliate under common control with the CEO (related party, not a shareholder). See leadership.
Investor funds are safeguarded by law, by regulators and by project controls
Legal certainty
Under the Investment and Special Economic Zones Act, 2025, administered by the Tanzania Investment and Special Economic Zones Authority (TISEZA), investments may not be nationalised or expropriated except under a law providing fair and prompt compensation and access to the courts or arbitration.
Repatriation
The same law allows net profits, dividends, foreign-loan repayments and sale or liquidation proceeds to be transferred abroad in convertible currency through an approved bank.
Treaties and insurance
Tanzania is a member of MIGA (World Bank Group political-risk insurance) and an ICSID Contracting State since 1992, with bilateral investment treaties in force with countries including China, Germany, Switzerland, Türkiye and the United Kingdom.
Oversight and traceability
The Mining Commission licenses and monitors all mineral activity; royalties are paid before export; gold is sold through formal markets and the Bank of Tanzania.
How the framework works
| Safeguard | What it provides |
|---|---|
| Mining Act (Cap. 123), amended 2017 | The Mining Commission issues and revokes licences, monitors operations, inspects safety and environmental management, audits production and royalties, and sets indicative mineral prices. |
| Mineral and Gem Houses (Mining Act, s. 27C) | Minerals are bought and sold through markets established by the Mining Commission, giving formal, recorded sales. |
| Royalties, fees and export permits | Gold royalty of 6% of gross value and a 1% inspection fee are payable before clearance; exports need a Mining Commission permit certifying payment. |
| Bank of Tanzania gold programme | Gold sold to the Bank of Tanzania passes through approved refineries with fire assay, giving a recorded chain of custody. |
| Investment law and TISEZA | The Investment and Special Economic Zones Act, 2025 is administered by TISEZA, formed in 2025 from the merger of TIC and EPZA. Afriglobal’s TIC Certificate of Incentives No. 2025103132 (17 Oct 2025) cites the investment law’s protection, arbitration and currency-transfer provisions and remains valid under the Act’s transitional provisions (s. 51). |
| Environment and safety | NEMC oversees environmental assessment and audit (Environmental Management Act); OSHA registers workplaces and licenses compliance (Occupational Health and Safety Act, 2003). |
| Corporate transparency | BRELA company register; TRA tax clearance; Tanzania is an EITI implementing country, with disclosure under the TEITA Act, 2015. |
Company-level safeguards
- Registered and authorised rights: licences remain registered to their holders; the Company’s technical-support rights are authorised by the Mining Commission where required (MC/TSA/121-2026), and the Mapele TSA is being prepared for registration.
- Corporate compliance: BRELA registration, TRA tax clearance (valid to 31 December 2026), TIC Certificate of Incentives, NEMC registration of the existing operation and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
- Governance: Board approval of material agreements; written agreements for every licence interest; an independent Competent Person under published Terms of Reference.
Under the Natural Wealth and Resources (Permanent Sovereignty) Act, 2017, disputes on natural resources are to be adjudicated in Tanzania under Tanzanian law. Investors and lenders should take their own legal advice on how the protections above apply to a particular structure.
Nothing on this website is a guarantee of returns or of the safety of capital.
Documents available on request
Supporting documents are available to qualified parties under a confidentiality agreement. Contact us to request them.
- Certificate of Incorporation (Company No. 186397266)
- BRELA register extract (3 July 2025)
- Memorandum and Articles of Association
- TIN certificate (186-397-266)
- TRA tax clearance (valid to 31 December 2026)
- TIC Certificate of Incentives No. 2025103132
- ISO 9001:2015 certificate No. TGS1026-4624 (The Global Standards, valid to 5 October 2029)
- PML schedule (18 PMLs), licence copies (15) and licence map
- Technical Support Agreement, Board approval and addenda
- Mining Commission letters: HA.252/471/01/56 and MC/TSA/121-2026
- NEMC registration receipt and CSR plan
- EMJ site reports (Kitete, Umoja, Mapele)
- Ownership declaration and project team structure
- CVs of directors and key team members
- Terms of Reference for the independent Competent Person
- Kilindi (Ngeze) operating agreement and PML copies; Manga purchase agreement and Mining Commission bill
- AfriGlobal Group Limited Certificate of Incorporation (No. 210603107)
- Mapele Main Agreement (signed, September 2026) and Mapele Technical Support Agreement (for registration)
Our reporting position on resources
No JORC, SAMREC, NI 43-101 or other CRIRSCO-aligned Mineral Resource has yet been declared for any of our project areas, and we do not publish resource or reserve figures. We have observed gold-bearing quartz veins, and visible gold, at active faces at Chunya; grades are still to be confirmed by independent sampling and assay.
Next step: an independent Competent Person will verify faces and stockpiles and, after drilling, prepare a maiden Mineral Resource estimate, under published Terms of Reference.
Important notice. This website is provided for information only. It is not an offer of securities or a solicitation of investment. Statements about planned activities, costs, timing and production are forward-looking and depend on approvals, testwork and other factors. Figures are taken from the Company’s records and the documents listed above, which are available on request. Recipients should carry out their own due diligence and take independent advice.
We welcome you to visit our site in Chunya
Investors, lenders and their technical advisers are invited to inspect the Kitete shafts, the ore stockpiles and the Umoja vat-leach facility, and to meet our team. We will arrange site access and logistics at a mutually convenient date.