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location:Sydney, Australia
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Our client is moving forward with the expansion of a significant mining project
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.
Large nickel opportunity held by majors for many years
Second Jervois merger to create new cobalt leader
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