On Sunday, Minister of Minerals Anthony Mavunde launched the new plant—Solar Nitrochemicals Limited—located in Kisarawe district, Coast Region.
The facility is part of the government’s ongoing strategy to add value to local industries and strengthen key economic sectors, especially mining.
Minister Mavunde highlighted the critical role of the new plant in enhancing mining efficiency and reducing dependency on imported explosives.
He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to creating a stable investment climate, acknowledging the role of investors in creating employment and driving national revenue.
With the country’s annual explosives demand at 26,000 tonnes and 10 million pieces, the plant is expected to produce 22,000 tonnes and 15 million pieces each year.
This production capacity is not only expected to meet most of the domestic demand but also create opportunities for exports to neighboring markets.
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