Tanzania’s GGML brings AI-governed health, safety measures to OSHA Exhibition

SINGIDA: GEITA Gold Mining Limited (GGML) has brought modern Artificial Intelligence-governed health and safety measures at the 2025 Occupational Safety and Health Authority (OSHA) exhibition taking place in Singida municipality, about 350km west of the Tanzanian capital, Dodoma.

GGML, a key player in Tanzania’s mining sector and one of the country’s largest private employers, is there to showcase how the foolproof health and safety drive can be used to keep workers safe and secure.

The eight-day exhibition, held under the theme ‘Revolutionising Health and Safety: The Role of AI and Digitalisation at Work,’ brings together stakeholders from various sectors committed to advancing workplace safety standards through technology.

Geita Gold Mining Limited has proudly participated in OSHA exhibitions for 17 consecutive years.

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The platform allows GGML to showcase its safety innovations, engage key stakeholders, and reaffirm its commitment to industry best practices.

 As a subsidiary of AngloGold Ashanti, GGML also plays a vital role in advancing Tanzania’s development agenda, driving job creation, skills development, and strong adherence to ESG standards. Its consistent track record reflects both sustained investment and disciplined execution in operational safety.

Simon Shayo, the AngloGold Ashanti’s Vice President for Sustainability & Corporate Affairs (Africa), noted that embracing technology is key.

“Safety is our first value. By embracing digitalisation and AI, we’ve enhanced safety across our operations, ensuring every employee returns home safely at the end of each day,” he said.

By continuously enhancing its safety standards, the company has built a culture that always puts safety first.