Tanzania, a multi-party democracy, enjoys political stability www.tanzaniangov.com.  Positioned on the central East African coast, which is largely immune to climatic extremes, it has a long history of trading with many nations. Its attractive fiscal environment has opened the country up to significant foreign investment in recent years.  Clear mining legislation has attracted considerable mineral exploration activity.  

The government's commitment to pro-investment and pro-growth policies has resulted in several mines being developed since the early 1990s. A growing, modern, infrastructure and an increasingly better educated workforce have also contributed to Tanzania's appeal.

Much of Tanzania is essentially unexplored by modern methods.  Studies of the country's geological makeup indicate that there are significant opportunities for the discovery of gold, diamonds, uranium, precious stones and base metals. Tanzania is already the third-largest gold producer in Africa, with five new mines having opened in the last decade. Tanzania is also home to world's largest mined kimberlite - one of over 300 already discovered in the country.

This stable, peaceful nation is endowed with an impressive array of untapped mineral wealth, the realisation of which is a major focus for Clarity's exploration programmes.