Botswana licences its 1st manganese mining project
Giyani gains mining licence for Botswana manganese project
Canadian mineral resource development company Giyani Metals has secured a mining licence from the Ministry of Minerals and Energy of Botswana for its K.Hill battery-grade manganese project. Valid for 15 years with potential for multiple renewals, the licence marks a crucial step in the project's development.
The DOE funding would provide 30% of the cost of its proposed manganese production facility, said the Australian miner.
Botswana has granted Giyani Metals a 15-year mining license, making it the country’s first battery-grade manganese producer.
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Botswana has granted Giyani Metals (TSXV: EMM) a 15-year mining licence for its flagship Kgwakwe Hill (K.Hill) project, ...
After two months, residents in Nahanni Butte, N.W.T., no longer need to worry about high manganese levels in their drinking ...
The uptick in the share price came after the company announced that it has secured approval from the Karnataka State ...
Researchers at the University of Michigan have delved deeper into the relationship between manganese deficiency and ...
The approval from the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB), granted under the Air and Water Act, allows the ...
The US had agreed to fund the lion’s share of a $440 million manganese refinery for Element 25 on the eve of talks between ...
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