1. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION1

2. 2 PRESENTATION OUTLINE  1. Tanzania Facts and Figures  2. National Development Corporation  3. Agribusiness  4. Mining  5. Power Transmission Lines  6. Railway Lines  7. Roads  8. Ports  9. Airports and Airstrips  10. Industrial  11. Industrial Parks/ Estates  12. Real Estate  13. Research and Pipeline Projects  14. Capacity Building  15. Projects Under Implementation  16. Contacts

3. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION3 CapitalDodoma Largest CityDar es Salaam Total Area945,200 km 2 Population (2009 est.)43,740,000 GDP per capita (2009 est.)USD 550 International airports (3)Dar es Salaam Kilimanjaro Zanzibar Ports (3)Dar es Salaam Tanga Mtwara Major economic sectorsAgriculture Mining 1.0 Tanzania: Facts & Figures

4. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION4 2.0 National Development Corporation  Investment wing of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania  Collaboration along side the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MIT)  Vision: Leading Industrialization in Tanzania  Mission: Initiating and implementation of strategic industrial development projects in partnership with the private sector.  Implementation Strategy: Utilization of smart PPP as reflected in JVA, SSA, etc, collaboration and networking with Strategic Investors.  Some Projects are highlighted below:

5. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION5 3.0 Mining and Processing  (a) Small Scale Mining and Beneficiation (Matinje)  US$7 million  (b) Lapidary/ Refinery (Arusha)  US$350 million  (c) Nickel Cluster (kabanga, etc)  US$350 million

6. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION6 3.0 Mining and Processing

7. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION7 3.0 Mining and Processing  (a) Small Scale Mining and Beneficiation (Matinje)  US$7 million  (b) Lapidary/ Refinery (Arusha)  US$350 million  (c) Nickel Cluster (kabanga, etc)  US$350 million  (d) Geothermal (Kisaki, etc)  US$350 million

8. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION8  Mineralization on gold and base metals licences have some structurally controlled patterns  Drilling confirms mineralization below surface (under laterite cover)  Drilling of geothermal wells confirms potential as initial phase of feasibility study. 8 3.0 Mining and Processing

9. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION9 4.0 Agribusiness  Palm Oil  US$160 million  Sweet Sorghum & Sesame Edible Oils and Bio Fuel  US$30 million  Rubber Plantations and Processing Units  US$ 1.5 million  Meat Processing Plants (3)  US$ 180 million

10. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION10 5.0 Power Transmission Lines Infrastructure  Mufindi Power Transmission Line (400kV)  US$ 155 million  Karonga Power Inter-Connector (400kV)  US$ 30 million  Mbeya Power Inter-Connector (400kV)  US$ 60 million  Songea Power Inter-Connector (220kV)  US$ 55 million  Strengthening of the National Power Grid  US$ 800 million

11. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION11 6.0 Railway Infrastructure  Mtwara – Mchuchuma – Mbambabay – Railway Line (1,017km)  US$2.3 billion  Tanga – Arusha – Musoma Railway Line with Spur to Minjingu and Lake Natron Soda Ash Project  US$2.3 billion  Kange – Mwambani Railway Line  US$22 million  Mwambani – Mbegani Railway Line  US$45 million  Dar es Salaam – Isaka – Kigali – Gitega – Musongoti (Burundi) Railway Line  US$3.2 billion

12. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION12 7.0 Roads Infrastructure  Mchuchuma – Liganga – Madaba Road  US$200 million  Kitai – Ngaka – Ndumbi Road  US$100 million  Musoma – Arusha Road  US$612.6 million  Matai (Tanzania) – Mbala (Zambia) Road  US$90 million

13. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION13 8.0 Ports Infrastructure  Mtwara Port – US$2.5 billion  Tanga (Mwambani) Port – USD $850 million  Mbegani (Bagamoyo) Port – US$1 billion  Musoma Port – US$320 million  Mbamba Bay, Itungi and Manda Ports – US$300 million  Heavy Capacity Ferry (in Lake Nyasa) – US$30 million  Kasanga Port – US$150 million

14. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION14 9. Airports and Airstrips Infrastructure  Upgrading of the airports of Mtwara, Rukwa and Kigoma  US$270 million  Design and construction of Ludewa airstrip (Mchuchuma and Liganga Project Sites)  US$200 million  Vale – Brazil Operating for iron ore

15. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION15 10.0 Industrial Development  Revival and Expansion of General Tyre East Africa Limited (GTEA) Plant  US$ 650 million  Tractor Assembly Factory and Farm Implements  US$300 million  Integrated Textile Mill  US$ 50 million  Integrated Leather Processing Factory  US$ 50 million

16. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION16 11.0 Industrial Parks/ Estates  Tanzania Automobile Manufacturing Company (TAMCO)  US$10 million  Kange Industrial Park  US$8 million  Nyanza Industrial Park  US$2 million  Kilimanjaro Machine Tool Center (KMTC)  US$20 million

17. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION17 12.0 Real Estate/ Residential  Residential Houses – Rehabilitation, upgrading or construction (US$50 million) Tanzania Automobile Manufacturing Company (TAMCO)  US$10 million Kange Industrial Park  US$ 10 million Nyanza Glass Work  US$ 10 million Kilimanjaro Machine Tool Center (KMTC)  US$ 20 million

18. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION18 13.0 Research or Pipeline Projects  Tanzania – Malawi Cross-border Integrated Industrial Cluster  US$5 billion  Solar Power Projects  US$ 400 million  Pangani Quarry and Concrete Prefabs Factory  US$10 million  Fruit Processing Projects  US$35 million

19. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION19 14.0 Capacity Building Projects  Spatial Development Initiative (SDI) / Development Corridors (DC)  US$1.5 billion  Institutional Capacity Building-Gas to Industry Modeling and Lesser Flamingo studies  US$500 million  Community Empowerment and Economic Development through PACA  US$0.5 billion

20. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION20 15.0 Projects under Implementation  Ngaka Coal to Power  US$200 million  Biolarvicides Plant  US$30 million  Singida Wind to Power  US$60 million  Kasi Mpya Sponge Iron (Katewaka)  US$150 million  Mchuchuma Coal to Electricity and Liganga Iron Ore to Steel Plants  US$3.0 Billion

21. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION21 16.0 Projects under Collaborators  Mpanda Gold  Sekenke Gold  Geothermal

22. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION22 (a) Mpanda Licences (US$ 745.0million)  Nickel, Lead, Copper (Basemetals); Gold, Manganese, Iron Ore, PGM, Rare Earth Elements (REE)/ Minerals  PL 4393/2007 Kabulunywele, renewed and split into 2 to retain same size of198.8 sq.km  PL 4655/2007 Kabulunywele, renewed and split into 2 to retain same size of 198.70 sq.km  PL 7224/2011 Nkasi, Size 46sq.km 22

23. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION23 Mpanda Mineral Field: Location 23

24. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION24 Project Summary: Mpanda Geology 1 2 3

25. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION25 Project Summary: Mpanda Magnetics

26. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION26 Project Summary: Mpanda (Nkasi) Magnetics 26

27. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION27 Project Summary: Mpanda Minerals Copper Nickel Manganese Iron ore REE Gold Lead Fe-Mn outcrop

28. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION28 (b) Sekenke Gold (US$660.0million)

29. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION29 Project Summary: Sekenke Geology

30. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION30 Project Summary: Sekenke Magnetics

31. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION31 (c) Geothermal –Kisaki (US$625.0million)  Two licences: PL6373/2010 covering 11.84 sq.km and PL6373/2010 covering 86.91 sq.km  Hot water spring in the project area  One of several projects by the company Activities: to undertake detailed geophysics and drilling to establish geothermal potential, and complete a bankable feasibility estimated at US$10- 25m 31

32. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION32 (g) Way forward: Plan on each gold/ base metal licence Activity Estimated costs US$(,000) Appraisal of previous information, records, etc. 60 Target generation through geochemical, geophysical and geological surveys 200 Lab analysis of geological and geochemical samples 60 Initial Rotary Air Core (RAB)/Reversed Circulation (RC) drilling of selected targets (2000-3000m each $50) 1,500 Lab analysis (1meter samples @ 20-30)180 Interpretation and reporting150 Min estimated Total on each licence2,150

33. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION33 16.0 CONTACTS CEO: Mr. Gideon Nasari Managing Director National Development Corporation gnasari@tancoalenergy.comgnasari@tancoalenergy.com, gnasari@zantel.comgnasari@zantel.com Presenter: Mr. Godwill G. Wanga Director of Research, Planning and Industrialists Development National Development Corporation ggwanga@gmail.com