Tanzania Makes 200+ Billion Cubic Feet Gas Discovery at Mnazi Bay, First Since 2015
Tanzania discovers 223 billion cubic feet of natural gas at Mnazi Bay, with production set to begin in November 2026.
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Tanzania discovers 223 billion cubic feet of natural gas at Mnazi Bay, with production set to begin in November 2026.
Tanzania's Mnazi Bay Block discovers 223 billion cubic feet of gas, boosting domestic supply and investment opportunities.
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