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Eric Kasongo

Eric Kasongo is a journalist and strategic researcher focused on the political economy of South Africa and DRC, with specialized expertise in mining, energy, and financial markets
  • Muntanga secures environmental and resettlement approvals.
  • Zambia’s uranium push comes as nuclear fuel demand rises.

 

LUSAKA, ZAMBIA — Zambia’s uranium ambitions have moved closer to reality after Atomic Eagle secured key approvals for its flagship Muntanga project.

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