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RWANDA TANZANIA Infrastructure & Power Africa Mining Intelligence dated 20/11/2018

More hurdles for much-anticipated Kigali-Dar train line

The railway line between Kigali and Isaka is reportedly running behind schedule. ©Africa MIning Intelligence

Several glitches still need to be resolved before the Rwanda-Tanzania mineral evacuation train line can get on track. [...] (207 words)

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Kigali plugs mining resources with Tony Blair institute to bump up revenue

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Ministry casts net for Barrick, Glencore & Co.'s former licences

Kigali plugs mining resources with Tony Blair institute to bump up revenue

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Glencore under pressure from the government

Kabanga Nickel Project in the process of finding a buyer

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