Accurate Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Address 2025 & Community Development Projects Around the Mine

Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Address (Kahama Gold Mine)/Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Postal Address/Barrick Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Address

The address for Bulyanhulu gold mine including the Bulyanhulu Gold Mine P.O. Box is:

BULYANHULU GOLD MINE
P.O. Box 891
Kahama
Shinyanga
Tanzania
Tel: +255 28 2520 604/8, +255 22 2600 508
Fax: +255 22 2600 222

If you don’t want to reach the mine through the Bulyanhulu Gold Mine P.O. Box, you can also reach them through their Dar es Salaam office using the following address:

Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Ltd.
P.O. Box 1081
Tan House Tower, Plot #34/1
Ursino South, New Bagamoyo Road
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania

Bulyanhulu Mine: Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Photos (Underground Bulyanhulu Gold Mine/Gold Mine Images/Mine Underground Pictures)

Are you looking for Bulyanhulu gold mine photos?

Well, I’ve got one even better for you. Here is a video of the first 5 minutes I spent underground at Bulyanhulu.

Bulyanhulu Gold Mine P.O. Box — Bulyanhulu gold mine photos: underground at Bulyanhulu

Bulyanhulu gold mine photos: underground at Bulyanhulu

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Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Email Address

Contact Details for Inquiries

1. Bulyanhulu Gold Mine (via Barrick)

According to the ATE members directory, the Bulyanhulu Gold Mine contact email is rmalawa@barrick.com, with a postal address in Dar es Salaam and the telephone numbers +255 22 2164 200 / +255 22 2164 201 (Membership Portal).

2. Twiga Minerals Corporation (Joint Venture Operator)

As per a detailed feature in Business Excellence (October 2023), Twiga Minerals Corporation can be contacted at:
- investor@barrick.com
- Phone: +255 22 216 4200 (bus-ex.com).

3. Barrick Gold Corporate Communication

For media and corporate communications, Barrick lists barrick@dpapr.com and provides contacts for their Tanzania Country Manager and liaison manager, though only phone numbers are given (Barrick Mining Corporation).

Summary Table

Entity / Purpose	Email Address	Phone
Bulyanhulu Gold Mine (Barrick contact)	rmalawa@barrick.com	+255 22 2164 200 / 2164 201
Twiga Minerals (operator info/IR)	investor@barrick.com	+255 22 216 4200
Barrick Corporate Communications	barrick@dpapr.com	(Only phone provided)

If you’re aiming to contact the mine directly, rmalawa@barrick.com appears to be your best direct contact. For broader operational or investor-related inquiries, investor@barrick.com via Twiga Minerals is appropriate.

TZS 468 LN 0129 Konyagi

When you scan the QR code on the back of a Konyagi bottle, it opens up a text file with the words TZS 468 LN 0129 Konyagi on it.

Presumably, this is a way to verify the authenticity of the product but I am not sure.

I will do some more research and get back to you.

Bulyanhulu Secondary School

Bulyanhulu Secondary School (BSS) is a secondary school located in Bulyanhulu Tanzania.

Bugarama Secondary School

Physics Class, Bugarama Secondary School near African Barrick Gold Bulyanhulu Mine — We found this Form 4 Physics class in progress, and from the look of things, it’s not surprising to hear that Bugarama Secondary School students do very well in Science subjects on National Examinations.

Buildings, Bugarama Secondary School — We didn’t visit the other classrooms at Bugarama Secondary School…

Relationship — …but we did visit the headmaster’s office, where we saw this poster…

Discipline — …and this one, giving me great hopes for the long-term benefits this school will bring to the surrounding community.

Discipline in Action — (Sadly for these students, who we caught being disciplined, discipline at this school is not just a lofty sounding idea–ouch!)

Bicycles, Bulyanhulu — As we left the school, I noticed that here, too, there were many bicycles…(again, any correlation with relative prosperity?).

African Barrick Gold Tour Day 2

Mwendakulima Ward Offices, African Barrick Gold (Buzwagi) — The first stop of the day was the new Mwendakulima ward offices that ABG helped construct.

Mwendakulima Ward Chairman, African Barrick Gold (Buzwagi) — There we met the chairman of the ward, who had very good things to say about the positive relationship between ABG’s Buzwagi mine and the surrounding villages.

Hut, African Barrick Gold (Buzwagi) — Then, we went to see ABG’s resettlement project which relocated villagers living in rudimentary mud housing like this…

New RAP Houses, African Barrick Gold (Buzwagi) — …to more permanent structures like this one, on a new plot of land.

African Barrick Gold Day 2 and 3 016 — We then flew out on the company plane, “The Dash”…

African Barrick Gold Bulyanhulu Airport — …and made the short 15-minute trip to Bulyanhulu.

African Barrick Gold Sign Bulyanhulu Airport — …where immediately, we could feel ABG’s corporate presence again.

Camp at African Barrick Gold Bulyanhulu mine — Unlike Buzwagi, which is ABG’s newest mine, Bulyanhulu is older, caters not only to ABG staff but also to their families, and has much more of a community feel. The foliage was outstanding…

Tree at African Barrick Gold Bulyanhulu mine — I couldn’t help but take a picture of this beautiful tree.

Canteen, African Barrick Gold (Bulyanhulu) — The Bulyanhulu canteen serves a mean meal…

Canteen Staff-- African Barrick Gold Bulyanhulu — …and the warmth of the service staff gave it a very homely feel.

Bulyanhulu Offsite VCT, African Barrick Gold — After a quick lunch, we went to visit community development projects around Bulyanhulu. The first stop was a VCT Centre located off the mine site, which catered both to ABG staff and the surrounding community.

Inside Bulyanhulu VCT — We spoke with the medical staff, who explained the importance of fighting HIV in the surrounding community in order to fight HIV effectively among ABG staff.

Housing Projects, Bulyanhulu — We passed thorough housing projects on the way to our next stop and saw houses like this one…

Housing Project, Bulyanhulu — …and this one, built for ABG staff through a housing loan scheme.

Our last stop for the day was IBUKA, a cooperative formed by 8 villages around ABG’s Bulyanhulu mine, which inspired me by the proactive way in which the community had organized itself to interact with the mine.

Bed, African Barrick Gold Bulyanhulu — Tired and exhausted after a long day, it was a pleasure to get to my room and find this welcoming sight as I opened the door (I thought the towel was a nice touch! 🙂 ).

Biche

Photo Credits: independent.co.uk, Barrick, TzBusinessNews.com, Mining Review Africa, Financial Times

4 comments

Elia goodluck mariki says:

May 11, 2025 at 21:51

Are this area is best products and amazing because they have good product and it is the best place for work I believe one day I will be hear because it best place and it on my dream to Walk in mining

1. Biche says:
  
  May 12, 2025 at 17:17
  
  Oh, I guess you answered my question: you want to work here one day. In Bulyanhulu specifically or for ABG in general?
  
Elia goodluck mariki says:

May 11, 2025 at 21:54

It’s a best place for work and they have goode environment and best place

1. Biche says:
  
  May 12, 2025 at 17:16
  
  Hi Elia,
  
  Welcome to Chick About Town! Are you talking about Bulyanhulu or ABG in general? Yes, when I went to visit the mines, I was very impressed with the environment and the staff services. I also concluded that it would be an amazing place to live and work. Do you work there or have you worked there before?
  
  Biche