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Nigerian-owned group mulling Tanzania coal project to provide fuel for cement plantBy:Creamer Media Correspondent ENERGY MINERALS Tanzania’s cement market is set for a major shakeup in pricing after Dangote Cement announced its plant in the country's Mtwara region will be powered by coal. Nigerian-owned Dangote Cement says it is to develop a coal mine in Tanzania's western region to supply fuel for a cement plant it is building in the East African country.
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