Barrick Tanzania
To be the world's most valued gold and copper mining business
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
+255 22 2600 604/5/6/7/8
About Company
Barrick Gold’s operations in Tanzania, through the Twiga partnership, focus on the North Mara and Bulyanhulu gold mines, with a commitment to sustainable mining and community development, including significant investments in education, healthcare, and local businesses.
Key Operations:
- North Mara Gold Mine:Located in the Tarime district of the Mara region, it’s an underground operation that started commercial production in 2002.
- Bulyanhulu Gold Mine:Situated in the Kahama district of the Shinyanga region, it’s a narrow-vein gold mine that commenced commercial production in 2001.
- Buzwagi Gold Mine:The Buzwagi gold mine closure is on track, with plans submitted to the government, and the area is being developed into a Special Economic Zone (SEZ).
- Twiga Minerals:Barrick’s joint venture with the Tanzanian government, which manages the mines in Tanzania.
Key Features and Initiatives:
- Sustainable Mining:Barrick emphasizes responsible mining practices, focusing on environmental and social responsibility.
- Community Development:Barrick is committed to ensuring that local communities benefit from their presence, with investments in education, healthcare, and local businesses.
- Local Content:Barrick prioritizes local hiring and procurement, with a significant portion of its workforce and spending going to Tanzanian nationals and companies.
- Barrick Academy:Established at the closed Buzwagi mine, the academy is focused on developing talent for Barrick’s operations in the region.
- Special Economic Zone (SEZ):Barrick is developing a SEZ around the closed Buzwagi mine to create new economic opportunities for the region.
- Twiga Future Forward Education Initiative:Barrick has invested in infrastructure expansion at schools, including the construction of classrooms, dormitories, and ablution blocks.
- Legal Proceeding Settlement:Barrick TZ Limited and North Mara Gold Mine Limited reached a settlement of the claims by Tanzanian residents against them, in their English court proceedings with no admission of liability on their part.