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Geita Gold to save $19m annually after national grid connection

Vice president of AngloGold Ashanti-GGML responsible for sustainable projects in Ghana and Tanzania Simon Shayo (left) speaks during a forum to discuss energy issues on Monday. Others include chairperson of Tanzania Renewable Energy Association (Tarea), Mr Prosper Magali (center) and founder and managing director of Lindam Group Limited, Ms Zuhura Muro. PHOTO | CITIZEN CORRESPONDENT

By  The Citizen Reporter

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Mwananchi Communications Limited

Dar es Salaam. Geita Gold Mining Limited (GGML) said it will save almost half of electricity costs after receiving the power from the national grid.

Currently, the mining company relies on self-generated electricity through diesel-powered plant.

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