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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2016

Processing And Smelting/Refining Licences

In this month's briefing we look at the application procedure for processing and smelting/refining licences and the obligations imposed on the holders of these licences.

TanzaniaEnergy and Natural Resources

In this month's briefing we look at the application procedure for processing and smelting/refining licences and the obligations imposed on the holders of these licences.

Legal basis

The Mining Act of 2010 (the Mining Act) is the basic law which governs all mining and mineral activities in Tanzania. There are a number of regulations made under the Mining Act including the Mining (Mineral Beneficiation) Regulations of 2010.

A. Application for a Processing Licence

Holders of Mining Licences, Special Mining Licences and Primary Mining Licences (Mineral Rights) are allowed to process their minerals within or outside of the mining area hence they are not required to apply for a separate processing licence. However if the holder of Mineral Rights wishes to process minerals other than minerals extracted from his mining area, the holder will be required to apply for a processing licence. In addition any other person who wishes to separately engage in the business of

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