Why we love getting our boots dirty During the annual WhyAfrica Road Trip we visit a range of project sites in different sectors. By Leon Louw founder...
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Lotus Resources on a uranium high Lotus Resources is reviving the historic Kayelekera uranium project in Malawi. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and editor of the WhyAfrica magazine. ASX listed Lotus Resources is not only reviving the historic Kayelekera uranium project in Malawi. Drilling at the company’s Letlhakane uranium project in Botswana, has returned […]
Why we love getting our boots dirty During the annual WhyAfrica Road Trip we visit a range of project sites in different sectors. By Leon Louw founder...
Barrick’s impact in Tanzania Mining giant Barrick continues to contribute significantly to the Tanzanian economy. By Leon Louw founder of...
Water management crucial for Kangra By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and editor of the WhyAfrica magazine Kangra Coal is located near the town of...
Improving Madagascar’s road infrastructure Improving Madagascar’s road infrastructure is critical for the country’s economic growth. By Leon...
New roads for Eswatini Being landlocked Eswatini’s road network is vital for its economy and cross border trade. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica...
Rubber, tyres and Africa’s conundrum International demand for natural rubber is on the increase and Africa could benefit. By Leon Louw founder of...
Biodiversity and geology: Termites dig deeper The role of biodiversity in solving modern day problems should not be underestimated. By Leon Louw...
Infini Resources has a green light to proceed with its proposed maiden 23-core hole diamond drilling program following up sensational soil sample...
Infini Resources has a green light to proceed with its proposed maiden 23-core hole diamond drilling program following up sensational soil sample...
Star Minerals shareholders have backed the company’s proposed earn in at the Cobra uranium project in Namibia. The project lies just 5km from...