Tanzania, Australia firms sign $667m deal to mine rare earths
Tanzania will have a 16 percent stake in each of the projects, according to the state's negotiating team.
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Tanzania will have a 16 percent stake in each of the projects, according to the state's negotiating team.
The Tanzanian government on Monday signed contracts worth $667 million (610 million euros) with three Australian companies to mine for graphite and rare earths.
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