What is Mining?
Mining is the extraction of valuable geological materials from the Earth and other astronomical objects.
Mining is required to obtain most materials that cannot be grown through agricultural processes, or feasibly created artificially in a laboratory or factory.
Mining License In Uganda
Who owns the mining rights in Uganda?
Under Ugandan law, all minerals belong to the government.
Where can I apply for a mining License in Uganda?
Directorate of geological survey and mines.
Uganda Revenue Authority Online Portal.
Directorate of Geological surveys and mines cadastre portal.
How much does it cost to get a mining License in Uganda?
License Fee:(a) Industrial or building minerals – 2,000,000 Ugx
(b) Base metals (or a metal which is not precious metal) – 3,000,000 Ugx
(c) Precious metals – 5,000,000 Ugx
(d) Precious stones – 6,000,000 Ugx
What type of mining is used in Uganda?
Cresta Uganda is involved in diamond mining.
Where is the mining done in Uganda?
Artisan miners are spread across several parts of the country including Karamoja, Bude – Kitodha in Namayingo, and Buhweju.
Demand for industrial minerals such as copper and Iron Ore is driven by global economic growth.