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Going into a D-Block Tanzanite Mine in Tanzania
http://www.TanzaniteJewelryDesigns.com → Steve, Michael, & Jeff Moriarty go to a D-Block Tanzanite mine of Tanzania with a group of miners. The mine is owned by Sune Merisheki and is called the Netanya Camp, which Sune said he named it after the large diamond cutting center. While it was not legal for us to take or buy any minerals from the tanzanite mining area, this was just a visit for us to see exactly where Tanzanite came from. It was an amazing adventure to go into the earth to see exactly how tanzanite is found.
Video Narrated and Edited by Michael Moriarty.
#tanzanite #gemstones #adventure
published: 24 Oct 2023
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Mining Industry in Tanzania. Top Minerals Outlook Today.
Minerals form a core source of inputs for various industrial processes. African nations are recently keen on exploiting geological and geospatial data in continuous prospecting for mineral deposits for metals, oil and gas, to name but a few. Today's video sees us through Tanzania's mining industry. Mining is a leading industrial sector in Tanzania with the value of mineral exports constantly increasing for the past several years. The sector is comprised of both small- and large-scale operations. Mining in Tanzania incudes metals (gold, iron ore, nickel, copper, cobalt, silver), industrial minerals (diamonds, tanzanite, ruby, garnet, limestone, soda ash, gypsum, salt, phosphate, gravel, sand, dimension stones and graphite), and fuel minerals (coal, uranium). Tanzania is also home to many ...
published: 17 Sep 2022
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Tanzania makes $3.5 billion from mining sector in 2021
The Tanzanian government has announced that it made about $3.5 billion from the mining sector in 2021, especially from Gold, Silver, and Copper.
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published: 18 Mar 2022
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GOLD MINING in Tanzania - The Challenges of Independent Miners
Peace and light family! This one is a bit of a throwback. Last year around February 2020, Freddy and I got an amazing opportunity to go to an actual gold mine. We wanted to share this experience with y'all. I hope you enjoy!
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published: 10 Feb 2021
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Tanzania mining Uranium
CLICK TO WATCH FULL DOCUMENTARY ONLINE: https://docsonline.tv/atomic-africa/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_content=tanzania-mining-uranium
THIS FRAGMENT OF THE DOCUMENTARY "ATOMIC AFRICA" IS FOR PROMOTION PURPOSES ONLY. WE DO NOT OWN THE MATERIAL EXCLUSIVELY, BUT HAVE A LICENSE CONTRACT FOR INTERNET STREAMING.
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Story
The African continent is rapidly developing itself economically. The only bottleneck in this process are readily available resources. Besides money these mainly consist of poor infrastructure and availability of energy, especially electricity. Economically booming countr...
published: 04 Apr 2014
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Tanzania Gems 2017, Africa
A gem/mineral book was introduced and donated to local miners in Tanzania, Africa, this program documents the travel and experience giving the native gem miners the educational opportunity to advance their knowledge in the gem trade and mining.
published: 14 Feb 2018
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Tanzanite from Tanzania documentary of Patrick Voillot
English : https://youtu.be/5TD9z8mPO1c
Deutsch : https://youtu.be/eCE_wKCYan4
French : https://youtu.be/G_s40BbZ_6M
Italian : https://youtu.be/3reTY1F4-Ow
Spanish : https://youtu.be/altLwFuCDOU
Chinese : https://youtu.be/VwnN1LjL8RE
Russian : https://youtu.be/-WJxetsZY0I
Japanese : https://youtu.be/q4Xk5qtNqZo
Millions of years ago, at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, the earth gave birth to a very rare blue-mauve stone: the precious Tanzanite.
At this unique site, this gem is extracted in extremely precarious and primitive conditions.
This film will take you on an adventure into the bowels of the earth with the miners who go down these endless tunnels. These serpentine labyrinths wind their way in graphite over several kilometres. Some miners stay their 18 hours at a stret...
published: 13 Sep 2019
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American Buys a Gold Mine in Tanzania- Part 1
Want your own gold mine? We'll help you get your first 5 kilos guaranteed.
Visit https://AdrianTheExpat.com
This is part 1 in a series documenting my gold mining activities in Tanzania.
I have partnered with a local Tanzanian to mine his land. We have 200 acres of top notch gold mine land in Tanzania. But before I invested with him, I made him take me to his current mining operation to prove that the entire thing wasn't a scam.
This video is the proof. In this video, we visit my partner's current gold mining operation.
You will observe the type of gold mined here, the minerals on the land as well as the bottlenecks to his current operation.
You can view the land I'm invested by watching part 2. Visit: https://youtu.be/-EHbRhGczoE
published: 09 Apr 2021
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Mining What He has Already Placed within Me | Pastor Derron Calvin
New to Seattle Christian Church? Connect with us at seattlechristianchurch.org
Or through the Church Center App to stay updated on ongoing events, services, and classes. Search for "Trinity Life Center"
Seattle Christian Church Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/trinitylifeseattle
Seattle Christian Church YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsWY3v5Uw0WfOwZzHez6iQw
#trending #pastor #trinity #midweekmotivation
published: 03 Mar 2024
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Tanzania's emerging mining potential
In an exclusive interview with MITV at Investing in African Mining Indaba, Christer Mhingo, the Director of Ecograf Limited (Duma TanzGraphite Limited), discusses Tanzania's emerging mining potential.
For more insights, visit https://miningindaba.com/page/mitv
published: 06 Feb 2024
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Going into a D-Block Tanzanite Mine in Tanzania
http://www.TanzaniteJewelryDesigns.com → Steve, Michael, & Jeff Moriarty go to a D-Block Tanzanite mine of Tanzania with a group of miners. The mine is owned by...
http://www.TanzaniteJewelryDesigns.com → Steve, Michael, & Jeff Moriarty go to a D-Block Tanzanite mine of Tanzania with a group of miners. The mine is owned by Sune Merisheki and is called the Netanya Camp, which Sune said he named it after the large diamond cutting center. While it was not legal for us to take or buy any minerals from the tanzanite mining area, this was just a visit for us to see exactly where Tanzanite came from. It was an amazing adventure to go into the earth to see exactly how tanzanite is found.
Video Narrated and Edited by Michael Moriarty.
#tanzanite #gemstones #adventure
https://wn.com/Going_Into_A_D_Block_Tanzanite_Mine_In_Tanzania
http://www.TanzaniteJewelryDesigns.com → Steve, Michael, & Jeff Moriarty go to a D-Block Tanzanite mine of Tanzania with a group of miners. The mine is owned by Sune Merisheki and is called the Netanya Camp, which Sune said he named it after the large diamond cutting center. While it was not legal for us to take or buy any minerals from the tanzanite mining area, this was just a visit for us to see exactly where Tanzanite came from. It was an amazing adventure to go into the earth to see exactly how tanzanite is found.
Video Narrated and Edited by Michael Moriarty.
#tanzanite #gemstones #adventure
- published: 24 Oct 2023
- views: 6837
7:06
Mining Industry in Tanzania. Top Minerals Outlook Today.
Minerals form a core source of inputs for various industrial processes. African nations are recently keen on exploiting geological and geospatial data in contin...
Minerals form a core source of inputs for various industrial processes. African nations are recently keen on exploiting geological and geospatial data in continuous prospecting for mineral deposits for metals, oil and gas, to name but a few. Today's video sees us through Tanzania's mining industry. Mining is a leading industrial sector in Tanzania with the value of mineral exports constantly increasing for the past several years. The sector is comprised of both small- and large-scale operations. Mining in Tanzania incudes metals (gold, iron ore, nickel, copper, cobalt, silver), industrial minerals (diamonds, tanzanite, ruby, garnet, limestone, soda ash, gypsum, salt, phosphate, gravel, sand, dimension stones and graphite), and fuel minerals (coal, uranium). Tanzania is also home to many rare earth and critical minerals that are currently in the exploration stage.
Tanzania earned around 2.3 billion U.S. dollars with minerals exports in 2019, a significant increase over 2018 level of 1.6 billion U.S. dollars. Gold had the highest contribution to the value of mineral exports. Tanzania is the 4th largest gold producer in Africa after South Africa, Ghana and Mali and is the world’s sole producer of the precious stone Tanzanite. Gold production currently stands at roughly 40 tonnes a year, copper at 2980 tonnes, silver at 10 tonnes and diamond at 112,670 carats.
Mining and quarrying activities had a very large contribution to Tanzania’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in the first quarter of 2021. The sector recorded 10.2 percent of the GDP equivalent to 1,473,804 million TZS.
The Tanzania mining industry remains attractive to investors, given the next few years of significant diversification to the mining of nickel, uranium and coal. There is also availability of investment incentives and supply chain opportunities in the mining sector.
There have been a number of changes in the Mining industry in the country. According to Petroleum Act 2015 and the Mining Act 2010, license holders and contractors in the extractive sector are liable to pay taxes including corporate tax (30%), capital gain tax (30%), withholding tax (10%) and other taxes. Profits resulting from transfer or disposal of rights are also subject to taxes, which are collected by the Tanzania Revenue Authority. In June 2017, the Tanzanian government passed laws with significant implications for extractive sector governance in the country (including the Natural Wealth and Resources Contracts Bill, the Natural Wealth and Resources Bill and the Written Laws Act). One of the most significant implications of the bills is that they empower the national assembly to allow the government to re-negotiate any agreement considered inequitable and containing “unconscionable terms”. Other provisions entitle the government to stakes of at least 16 % in mining companies operating in the country, with the option to acquire up to 50%.
The Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency and Accountability Act 2015 has provisions for all new concessions, contracts and licenses to be made available to the public .
One result of these amendments led to the establishment of Joint Venture Company known as Twiga Minerals Corporation Limited between the Government (16 percent shares) and Barrick Gold Corporation Company (84 percent shares); and payment of compensation of $100 million from Barrick Gold Corporation Company as initial settlement of the agreed $300 million.
The GOT would like to see more value-added activities in the country to include smelting and processing of minerals. As of 2020 two model gold smelters were built in Lwamgasa and Katente, a one stop mineral processing and export center, strengthening of mineral control and reduction of smuggling due to construction of a 24.5km wall around the Mirerani tanzanite mine. Also, 28 markets and 25 mineral centers have been established.
The mining sector depends on imported machinery and supplies, and investors can import capital goods at zero duty. There are significant opportunities for the export of U.S. technology, machinery, and services. Mining companies have significant demand for better power alternatives as they currently rely on diesel generators. The Tanzanian Government encourages mining companies to procure local goods and services whenever possible, and many of the foreign mining executives would like to increase local consumption to support the Tanzanian economy. There is significant opportunity to supply foodstuffs, clean water, training, consultancy and other services. With an unreliable power grid and rail system, alternative energy and transport solutions are also in high demand.
OPPORTUNITIES in this sector include the following:
Establishment of gold refinery activities,
Supply equipment and explosives, grinding media, mill liners, etc., under joint venture with Tanzania entrepreneurs,
Establishment of value-added activities and
Gemstone cutting and polishing (lapidary).
https://wn.com/Mining_Industry_In_Tanzania._Top_Minerals_Outlook_Today.
Minerals form a core source of inputs for various industrial processes. African nations are recently keen on exploiting geological and geospatial data in continuous prospecting for mineral deposits for metals, oil and gas, to name but a few. Today's video sees us through Tanzania's mining industry. Mining is a leading industrial sector in Tanzania with the value of mineral exports constantly increasing for the past several years. The sector is comprised of both small- and large-scale operations. Mining in Tanzania incudes metals (gold, iron ore, nickel, copper, cobalt, silver), industrial minerals (diamonds, tanzanite, ruby, garnet, limestone, soda ash, gypsum, salt, phosphate, gravel, sand, dimension stones and graphite), and fuel minerals (coal, uranium). Tanzania is also home to many rare earth and critical minerals that are currently in the exploration stage.
Tanzania earned around 2.3 billion U.S. dollars with minerals exports in 2019, a significant increase over 2018 level of 1.6 billion U.S. dollars. Gold had the highest contribution to the value of mineral exports. Tanzania is the 4th largest gold producer in Africa after South Africa, Ghana and Mali and is the world’s sole producer of the precious stone Tanzanite. Gold production currently stands at roughly 40 tonnes a year, copper at 2980 tonnes, silver at 10 tonnes and diamond at 112,670 carats.
Mining and quarrying activities had a very large contribution to Tanzania’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in the first quarter of 2021. The sector recorded 10.2 percent of the GDP equivalent to 1,473,804 million TZS.
The Tanzania mining industry remains attractive to investors, given the next few years of significant diversification to the mining of nickel, uranium and coal. There is also availability of investment incentives and supply chain opportunities in the mining sector.
There have been a number of changes in the Mining industry in the country. According to Petroleum Act 2015 and the Mining Act 2010, license holders and contractors in the extractive sector are liable to pay taxes including corporate tax (30%), capital gain tax (30%), withholding tax (10%) and other taxes. Profits resulting from transfer or disposal of rights are also subject to taxes, which are collected by the Tanzania Revenue Authority. In June 2017, the Tanzanian government passed laws with significant implications for extractive sector governance in the country (including the Natural Wealth and Resources Contracts Bill, the Natural Wealth and Resources Bill and the Written Laws Act). One of the most significant implications of the bills is that they empower the national assembly to allow the government to re-negotiate any agreement considered inequitable and containing “unconscionable terms”. Other provisions entitle the government to stakes of at least 16 % in mining companies operating in the country, with the option to acquire up to 50%.
The Tanzania Extractive Industries Transparency and Accountability Act 2015 has provisions for all new concessions, contracts and licenses to be made available to the public .
One result of these amendments led to the establishment of Joint Venture Company known as Twiga Minerals Corporation Limited between the Government (16 percent shares) and Barrick Gold Corporation Company (84 percent shares); and payment of compensation of $100 million from Barrick Gold Corporation Company as initial settlement of the agreed $300 million.
The GOT would like to see more value-added activities in the country to include smelting and processing of minerals. As of 2020 two model gold smelters were built in Lwamgasa and Katente, a one stop mineral processing and export center, strengthening of mineral control and reduction of smuggling due to construction of a 24.5km wall around the Mirerani tanzanite mine. Also, 28 markets and 25 mineral centers have been established.
The mining sector depends on imported machinery and supplies, and investors can import capital goods at zero duty. There are significant opportunities for the export of U.S. technology, machinery, and services. Mining companies have significant demand for better power alternatives as they currently rely on diesel generators. The Tanzanian Government encourages mining companies to procure local goods and services whenever possible, and many of the foreign mining executives would like to increase local consumption to support the Tanzanian economy. There is significant opportunity to supply foodstuffs, clean water, training, consultancy and other services. With an unreliable power grid and rail system, alternative energy and transport solutions are also in high demand.
OPPORTUNITIES in this sector include the following:
Establishment of gold refinery activities,
Supply equipment and explosives, grinding media, mill liners, etc., under joint venture with Tanzania entrepreneurs,
Establishment of value-added activities and
Gemstone cutting and polishing (lapidary).
- published: 17 Sep 2022
- views: 5177
3:12
Tanzania makes $3.5 billion from mining sector in 2021
The Tanzanian government has announced that it made about $3.5 billion from the mining sector in 2021, especially from Gold, Silver, and Copper.
Subscribe to us...
The Tanzanian government has announced that it made about $3.5 billion from the mining sector in 2021, especially from Gold, Silver, and Copper.
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https://wn.com/Tanzania_Makes_3.5_Billion_From_Mining_Sector_In_2021
The Tanzanian government has announced that it made about $3.5 billion from the mining sector in 2021, especially from Gold, Silver, and Copper.
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- published: 18 Mar 2022
- views: 6079
9:49
GOLD MINING in Tanzania - The Challenges of Independent Miners
Peace and light family! This one is a bit of a throwback. Last year around February 2020, Freddy and I got an amazing opportunity to go to an actual gold mine. ...
Peace and light family! This one is a bit of a throwback. Last year around February 2020, Freddy and I got an amazing opportunity to go to an actual gold mine. We wanted to share this experience with y'all. I hope you enjoy!
Help support Peter and Abdul through this go fund me link: gf.me/u/zign2z
Support this channel:
CashApp: $TravelingSista
PayPal: @1travelingsista@gmail.com
Google Pay: traveling.sista247@gmail.com
https://wn.com/Gold_Mining_In_Tanzania_The_Challenges_Of_Independent_Miners
Peace and light family! This one is a bit of a throwback. Last year around February 2020, Freddy and I got an amazing opportunity to go to an actual gold mine. We wanted to share this experience with y'all. I hope you enjoy!
Help support Peter and Abdul through this go fund me link: gf.me/u/zign2z
Support this channel:
CashApp: $TravelingSista
PayPal: @1travelingsista@gmail.com
Google Pay: traveling.sista247@gmail.com
- published: 10 Feb 2021
- views: 14220
4:56
Tanzania mining Uranium
CLICK TO WATCH FULL DOCUMENTARY ONLINE: https://docsonline.tv/atomic-africa/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_content=tanzania-mining-uranium
THI...
CLICK TO WATCH FULL DOCUMENTARY ONLINE: https://docsonline.tv/atomic-africa/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_content=tanzania-mining-uranium
THIS FRAGMENT OF THE DOCUMENTARY "ATOMIC AFRICA" IS FOR PROMOTION PURPOSES ONLY. WE DO NOT OWN THE MATERIAL EXCLUSIVELY, BUT HAVE A LICENSE CONTRACT FOR INTERNET STREAMING.
If unavailable in your territory, or if you are interested in other license requests (feature movie, television, documentary, commercial...), please contact Javafilms: contact@javafilms.fr
Story
The African continent is rapidly developing itself economically. The only bottleneck in this process are readily available resources. Besides money these mainly consist of poor infrastructure and availability of energy, especially electricity. Economically booming countries like for example Uganda still have a lot to gain when a steady supply of power is provided. Nowadays in Uganda the power plants can only cater for roughly 30% of the countries demand and even new hydraulic power projects in the Nile will not solve this problem. Nuclear power therefor seems the most cost effective solution for most of the African nations including Uganda. Western companies such as the French Areva fiercely lobby for more power plants on the continent. But is Atomic Energy the best solution for unstable regimes? And what does Atomic Energy and the mining of uranium mean for the wellbeing and safety of the local population and the environment?
Social Interest
Ever since the first nuclear reactor was build in Africa in Congo in 1958 there have been safety concerns, cause within the whole process of the production of nuclear energy a lot of things can go wrong, willingly and unwillingly, with possible devastating consequences for people and environment. For instance in 2007 the head of the Congolese research institute was arrested for illegally selling nuclear fuel rods. Also in Niger the highway where the mined uranium is transported on runs through rebel territory associated with Al-Qaida. The war in neighbouring Mali makes this transport even more risky. Besides the risks of fuel rods ending up in the wrong hands the mining of uranium itself poses danger to people and environment as well. Legal and illegal mining operations destroy ecosystems and leave the miners with radiation poisoning .
Historical and Political Relevance
Nuclear power, the right to enrich uranium and develop the technology to exploit its energy, has always been a difficult point in international politics. In the Cold War the threat mainly came from the war talk and power displays of archenemies the United States and the Soviet Union which both had a gigantic nuclear arsenal. As the cold war ended the threat of a nuclear war declined. However the nuclear disaster in a power plant in Chernobyl a few years earlier proved that the benefits of nuclear power also pose a big potential threat in case of incidents. However, this incident did not stop more countries from starting a nuclear program with a wide range of experiments While in the last decade the interest of the West in Nuclear power seems to decline some new players on the nuclear market, with questionable regimes like Iran and North Korea , are causing much international debate about the right to develop nuclear power. The rapidly developing African continent is in serious need of energy and has always been rich in raw resources to produce energy and is now slowly developing the knowledge to exploit them. The African continent may well be on the verge of a nuclear revolution so the political discussion about the right to use nuclear energy is more relevant than ever. Because not only questionable regimes can pose a potential threat, also war and especially terrorism are extremely dangerous, since it takes a single rocket fired by a single person to blow up a nuclear power plant.
https://wn.com/Tanzania_Mining_Uranium
CLICK TO WATCH FULL DOCUMENTARY ONLINE: https://docsonline.tv/atomic-africa/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_content=tanzania-mining-uranium
THIS FRAGMENT OF THE DOCUMENTARY "ATOMIC AFRICA" IS FOR PROMOTION PURPOSES ONLY. WE DO NOT OWN THE MATERIAL EXCLUSIVELY, BUT HAVE A LICENSE CONTRACT FOR INTERNET STREAMING.
If unavailable in your territory, or if you are interested in other license requests (feature movie, television, documentary, commercial...), please contact Javafilms: contact@javafilms.fr
Story
The African continent is rapidly developing itself economically. The only bottleneck in this process are readily available resources. Besides money these mainly consist of poor infrastructure and availability of energy, especially electricity. Economically booming countries like for example Uganda still have a lot to gain when a steady supply of power is provided. Nowadays in Uganda the power plants can only cater for roughly 30% of the countries demand and even new hydraulic power projects in the Nile will not solve this problem. Nuclear power therefor seems the most cost effective solution for most of the African nations including Uganda. Western companies such as the French Areva fiercely lobby for more power plants on the continent. But is Atomic Energy the best solution for unstable regimes? And what does Atomic Energy and the mining of uranium mean for the wellbeing and safety of the local population and the environment?
Social Interest
Ever since the first nuclear reactor was build in Africa in Congo in 1958 there have been safety concerns, cause within the whole process of the production of nuclear energy a lot of things can go wrong, willingly and unwillingly, with possible devastating consequences for people and environment. For instance in 2007 the head of the Congolese research institute was arrested for illegally selling nuclear fuel rods. Also in Niger the highway where the mined uranium is transported on runs through rebel territory associated with Al-Qaida. The war in neighbouring Mali makes this transport even more risky. Besides the risks of fuel rods ending up in the wrong hands the mining of uranium itself poses danger to people and environment as well. Legal and illegal mining operations destroy ecosystems and leave the miners with radiation poisoning .
Historical and Political Relevance
Nuclear power, the right to enrich uranium and develop the technology to exploit its energy, has always been a difficult point in international politics. In the Cold War the threat mainly came from the war talk and power displays of archenemies the United States and the Soviet Union which both had a gigantic nuclear arsenal. As the cold war ended the threat of a nuclear war declined. However the nuclear disaster in a power plant in Chernobyl a few years earlier proved that the benefits of nuclear power also pose a big potential threat in case of incidents. However, this incident did not stop more countries from starting a nuclear program with a wide range of experiments While in the last decade the interest of the West in Nuclear power seems to decline some new players on the nuclear market, with questionable regimes like Iran and North Korea , are causing much international debate about the right to develop nuclear power. The rapidly developing African continent is in serious need of energy and has always been rich in raw resources to produce energy and is now slowly developing the knowledge to exploit them. The African continent may well be on the verge of a nuclear revolution so the political discussion about the right to use nuclear energy is more relevant than ever. Because not only questionable regimes can pose a potential threat, also war and especially terrorism are extremely dangerous, since it takes a single rocket fired by a single person to blow up a nuclear power plant.
- published: 04 Apr 2014
- views: 6872
10:01
Tanzania Gems 2017, Africa
A gem/mineral book was introduced and donated to local miners in Tanzania, Africa, this program documents the travel and experience giving the native gem miners...
A gem/mineral book was introduced and donated to local miners in Tanzania, Africa, this program documents the travel and experience giving the native gem miners the educational opportunity to advance their knowledge in the gem trade and mining.
https://wn.com/Tanzania_Gems_2017,_Africa
A gem/mineral book was introduced and donated to local miners in Tanzania, Africa, this program documents the travel and experience giving the native gem miners the educational opportunity to advance their knowledge in the gem trade and mining.
- published: 14 Feb 2018
- views: 332600
51:22
Tanzanite from Tanzania documentary of Patrick Voillot
English : https://youtu.be/5TD9z8mPO1c
Deutsch : https://youtu.be/eCE_wKCYan4
French : https://youtu.be/G_s40BbZ_6M
Italian : https://youtu.be/3reTY1F4-Ow
Sp...
English : https://youtu.be/5TD9z8mPO1c
Deutsch : https://youtu.be/eCE_wKCYan4
French : https://youtu.be/G_s40BbZ_6M
Italian : https://youtu.be/3reTY1F4-Ow
Spanish : https://youtu.be/altLwFuCDOU
Chinese : https://youtu.be/VwnN1LjL8RE
Russian : https://youtu.be/-WJxetsZY0I
Japanese : https://youtu.be/q4Xk5qtNqZo
Millions of years ago, at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, the earth gave birth to a very rare blue-mauve stone: the precious Tanzanite.
At this unique site, this gem is extracted in extremely precarious and primitive conditions.
This film will take you on an adventure into the bowels of the earth with the miners who go down these endless tunnels. These serpentine labyrinths wind their way in graphite over several kilometres. Some miners stay their 18 hours at a stretch, enduring temperatures of nearly 50°C.
The gems found are collected by the proprietor of the mine and it is the Massais who go there to buy them. They have the monopoly of the tanzanite trade between the mines and the counters of Arusha where they re-sell them.
After cutting and improving some of these stones, a handful of foreigners who have settled in this town sell and export them to major commercial destinations like the United States, Europe, India and other Asian countries. In this film you will follow every stage of their journey.
Today, the exploitation of tanzanite accounts for the wealth of Arusha; Massais have even constructed buildings with their profits. Some of them, in high spirits, throw wads of notes from the top of their buildings to celebrate their success.
Soon after its discovery in 1968, the New York jeweler Tiffany began commercializing this gem world-wide, till it ranked as the second most sold blue stone in the United States after the sapphire.
You will discover Tiffany’s creations made with this fascinating stone - the tanzanite.
https://wn.com/Tanzanite_From_Tanzania_Documentary_Of_Patrick_Voillot
English : https://youtu.be/5TD9z8mPO1c
Deutsch : https://youtu.be/eCE_wKCYan4
French : https://youtu.be/G_s40BbZ_6M
Italian : https://youtu.be/3reTY1F4-Ow
Spanish : https://youtu.be/altLwFuCDOU
Chinese : https://youtu.be/VwnN1LjL8RE
Russian : https://youtu.be/-WJxetsZY0I
Japanese : https://youtu.be/q4Xk5qtNqZo
Millions of years ago, at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, the earth gave birth to a very rare blue-mauve stone: the precious Tanzanite.
At this unique site, this gem is extracted in extremely precarious and primitive conditions.
This film will take you on an adventure into the bowels of the earth with the miners who go down these endless tunnels. These serpentine labyrinths wind their way in graphite over several kilometres. Some miners stay their 18 hours at a stretch, enduring temperatures of nearly 50°C.
The gems found are collected by the proprietor of the mine and it is the Massais who go there to buy them. They have the monopoly of the tanzanite trade between the mines and the counters of Arusha where they re-sell them.
After cutting and improving some of these stones, a handful of foreigners who have settled in this town sell and export them to major commercial destinations like the United States, Europe, India and other Asian countries. In this film you will follow every stage of their journey.
Today, the exploitation of tanzanite accounts for the wealth of Arusha; Massais have even constructed buildings with their profits. Some of them, in high spirits, throw wads of notes from the top of their buildings to celebrate their success.
Soon after its discovery in 1968, the New York jeweler Tiffany began commercializing this gem world-wide, till it ranked as the second most sold blue stone in the United States after the sapphire.
You will discover Tiffany’s creations made with this fascinating stone - the tanzanite.
- published: 13 Sep 2019
- views: 1331360
48:59
American Buys a Gold Mine in Tanzania- Part 1
Want your own gold mine? We'll help you get your first 5 kilos guaranteed.
Visit https://AdrianTheExpat.com
This is part 1 in a series documenting my gold mini...
Want your own gold mine? We'll help you get your first 5 kilos guaranteed.
Visit https://AdrianTheExpat.com
This is part 1 in a series documenting my gold mining activities in Tanzania.
I have partnered with a local Tanzanian to mine his land. We have 200 acres of top notch gold mine land in Tanzania. But before I invested with him, I made him take me to his current mining operation to prove that the entire thing wasn't a scam.
This video is the proof. In this video, we visit my partner's current gold mining operation.
You will observe the type of gold mined here, the minerals on the land as well as the bottlenecks to his current operation.
You can view the land I'm invested by watching part 2. Visit: https://youtu.be/-EHbRhGczoE
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This is part 1 in a series documenting my gold mining activities in Tanzania.
I have partnered with a local Tanzanian to mine his land. We have 200 acres of top notch gold mine land in Tanzania. But before I invested with him, I made him take me to his current mining operation to prove that the entire thing wasn't a scam.
This video is the proof. In this video, we visit my partner's current gold mining operation.
You will observe the type of gold mined here, the minerals on the land as well as the bottlenecks to his current operation.
You can view the land I'm invested by watching part 2. Visit: https://youtu.be/-EHbRhGczoE
- published: 09 Apr 2021
- views: 10331
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Mining What He has Already Placed within Me | Pastor Derron Calvin
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- published: 03 Mar 2024
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Tanzania's emerging mining potential
In an exclusive interview with MITV at Investing in African Mining Indaba, Christer Mhingo, the Director of Ecograf Limited (Duma TanzGraphite Limited), discuss...
In an exclusive interview with MITV at Investing in African Mining Indaba, Christer Mhingo, the Director of Ecograf Limited (Duma TanzGraphite Limited), discusses Tanzania's emerging mining potential.
For more insights, visit https://miningindaba.com/page/mitv
https://wn.com/Tanzania's_Emerging_Mining_Potential
In an exclusive interview with MITV at Investing in African Mining Indaba, Christer Mhingo, the Director of Ecograf Limited (Duma TanzGraphite Limited), discusses Tanzania's emerging mining potential.
For more insights, visit https://miningindaba.com/page/mitv
- published: 06 Feb 2024
- views: 501