'Artisanal miners should target critical minerals'

Kedi said support will be given to miners to get mining equipment: “We want small-scale miners to improve their productivity, especially gold miners. After travelling to Tanzania many have adopted the use of mining using better shafts like those in Tanzania.”

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Innocent Ejoru (L), the team leader inclusive growth partnerships UNDP and Vincent Kedi (R), the assistant commissioner licensing of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development during the ACP-EU minerals development programme-Uganda stakeholder consultation and validation workshop at the Imperial Golf View Hotel, Entebbe. (Credit: John Odyek)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

#Artisanal miners #Mininerals #Vincent Kedi #Business #Hope Kyarisiima

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With global demand for critical minerals high, Uganda’s artisanal, medium, and small-scale miners have been urged to add critical minerals to their portfolio.

The critical materials are

'Artisanal miners should target critical minerals'

Kedi said support will be given to miners to get mining equipment: “We want small-scale miners to improve their productivity, especially gold miners. After travelling to Tanzania many have adopted the use of mining using better shafts like those in Tanzania.”

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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