Andiamo Exploration Raising Funds to Explore Eritrea Licences

BY MINING WEEKLY Private UK-based junior miner Andiamo Exploration is seeking to raise $2 million to undertake exploration at its licences, in Eritrea, and continue the development of its mines. Speaking at the Junior Mining Indaba, in Johannesburg, CEO Tim Williams on Thursday said the company, in which mineral exploration company Ortac Resources holds an […]

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Power Generation Bids for Colluli Finalized

BY DANAKALI LTD. Danakali (ASX:DNK) has commenced evaluating all the received bids for power generation at the proposed world class Colluli potash project located in Eritrea. The bidding process followed an expressions of interest phase which was completed in January. Colluli is the most advanced greenfield sulphate of potash (SOP) development in the world and […]

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The Real Bisha Mine Story No One Wants You to Know About

By Martin Zimmermann | for Spree Zeitung, (* Software translation) In the hunt for coveted raw materials, not only the environment is often destroyed, especially in developing countries. Human rights also remain on the line. Child labor in contaminated and unsafe pits is just as much a part of the forced expropriation of peasants who […]

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Eritrea Approves Social and Environmental Impact Assessment for Colluli Potash Project

Critical milestone achieved for Mining License approvals By Danakali Ltd., Danakali Limited (ASX:DNK) is pleased to announce that the Eritrean Ministry of Land, Water and Environment has accepted and approved the Social and Environmental Impact Assessment (SEIA) for the Colluli Potash Project. The SEIA was submitted in April following a series of stakeholder engagements that […]

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Colluli Potash Project to Cost US $289m

By Fraser Beattie, A definitive feasibility study on potash explorer Danakali’s Colluli project in Eritrea has found a 30 per cent reduction in development costs to $US 298 million. Danakali, which owns the Colluli project in a 50:50 joint venture with the Eritrean National Mining Corporation, said phase one development costs had been reduced by 30 […]

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