Areva looking ahead with UraMin deal
In its uranium report from earlier this year, Sprott Securities estimated that annual demand for U3O8 would nearly double to 350 million lbs. within the next 20 years.
In its uranium report from earlier this year, Sprott Securities estimated that annual demand for U3O8 would nearly double to 350 million lbs. within the next 20 years.
The fervor in the voice of Cancor Mines (KCR-T) president, Kamil Khobzie, is hard to miss when he talks about explo…
Results from three holes at Goldcrest Resources (GCL-V) Gaoua copper-gold project in southern Burkina Faso are in, …
Delineation drilling by African Copper (ACU-T, ACU-L) has cut several long intersections of copper mineralization on the Thakadu copper prospect, part of the company’s Matsitama property in northeaste…
The world’s biggest nuclear reactor manufacturer, and one of its largest uranium miners, AREVA, is looking to swall…
Results from Robex Resources (RBX-V) first campaign on two zones within its Wili-Wili prospect in Mali are in, and …
Central African Mining & Exploration (CFM-L) has withdrawn its takeover bid for Australian uranium explorer OmegaCo…
Expanded drill coverage has confirmed a larger gold deposit at the FT gold project in southern Mali, held by North …
Northwestern Mineral Ventures (NWT-V, NWTMF-O) and UraMin (UMN-T, UMN-L) are setting up a joint venture to explore eight prospective uranium concessions covering 6,773 sq. km in Niger.
Vancouver — One of the most controversial African diamond producers of the 1990s is distancing itself further from its past.
Drilling for a feasibility study on the Bakouma project in the Central African Republic has cut a number of long, h…
Northwestern Mineral Ventures (NWT-V, NWTMF-O) and UraMin (UMN-T, UMN-L) are joint venturing on eight prospective u…
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