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URANIUM

Long-term outlook for uranium remains robust – ERA

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The long-term outlook for the uranium industry and uranium prices remains robust, as concerns about energy security encourage the development of nuclear power, Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reported on Friday. The company, in which Rio...
19th March 2010
 
 
GOLD AND URANIUM

New high-powered Simmers board taking decisive action

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The new high-powered board of JSE-listed gold-and-uranium company Simmer & Jack Mines, (Simmers) is taking decisive action to put its First Uranium charge on a new financial trajectory. The ink was hardly dry on the appointment of Deon van der...
17th March 2010
 
 
URANIUM EXPLORATION

Resource Star signs Malawi uranium exploration deal

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ASX-listed Resource Star has signed a joint-venture (JV) agreement with fellow listed Globe Metals & Mining to start exploration activity at the Livingstonia uranium project, in Malawi. Under the terms of the JV agreement, Resource Star would...
16th March 2010
 
 
NEWS ANALYSIS

With Miller out, is Simmers eyeing First Uranium?

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Just under three years ago, First Uranium CEO Gordon Miller (who was at the time also chief executive of South Africa's Simmer & Jack Mines) moved to Toronto on a C$1-million loan from the uranium hopeful. The advance was to help with the cost of...
15th March 2010
 
 
URANIUM

Uranium explorer Hot Chili targets April ASX listing

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Exploration company Hot Chili is opening its A$8-million public share offer this week, ahead of its April listing on the ASX. Three of Chile’s “largest and most-advanced” multicommodity uranium projects would form the centrepiece of the new...
15th March 2010
 
 
URANIUM

Kazakh ex-uranium boss jailed for corruption

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A Kazakh court sentenced a former uranium tycoon to 14 years in jail for theft and corruption on Friday in a case that has alarmed foreign investors working in the former Soviet republic. One of Kazakhstan's most prominent business figures,...
12th March 2010
 
 
URANIUM

First Uranium plans to raise C$150m, appoints new CEO

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TSX- and JSE-listed First Uranium on Friday announced that it had entered into a heads of agreement to raise up to C$150-million in a private placement and that Deon van der Mescht would become the interim CEO. Van der Mescht is currently the CEO...
12th March 2010
 
 
URANIUM

Extract to complete Rossing South DFS in late 2010

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Uranium developer Extract Resources on Friday reported that its definitive feasibility study (DFS) on Rossing South , in Namibia, would likely increase the overall size of the uranium project's resource. The updated resource estimate would be...
12th March 2010
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Long-term outlook for uranium remains robust... Video
New high-powered Simmers board taking decisive... Video
Resource Star signs Malawi uranium exploration... Video
With Miller out, is Simmers eyeing First Uranium? Video
Uranium explorer Hot Chili targets April ASX... Video
Kazakh ex-uranium boss jailed for corruption Video
First Uranium plans to raise C$150m, appoints... Video
Extract to complete Rossing South DFS in late 2010 Video
Uranium One mulls participation in second... Video
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South Africa’s new State mining... Audio
Ontario fast-tracks mining law revamp... Audio
Production difficulties to drive... Audio
Simmers lifts its gold output 14-fold... Audio
African Eagle open to talks with SA... Audio