Uganda’s central bank begins local gold purchases to boost reserve diversification
Uganda’s central bank has started buying gold from local producers as part of a long-anticipated plan to include bullion in […]
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US strengthens supply chain control, countering China with new rare earth shipping routes in Africa.
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Namibia, Africa’s top uranium producer, announces discovery of a new high-grade critical minerals site.
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