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HAVING last week met with Tanzania’s new Minister of Minerals Doto Biteko, Jervois Mining CEO Bryce Crocker is hopeful the ASX-listed company will soon get the prospecting application approval enabling it to get to work on the world class-looking Kabanga nickel-cobalt deposit near the border with Burundi.
Jervois meeting with Tanzanian Mines Minister Doto Biteko
Crocker told MNN the talks had been positive, and while he didn't nominate a timeframe, he indicated there were hopes Jervois might get the stamp of approval in the first half of this year.
Tanzanian exploration areas located in emerging nickel basin
