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Niger Awards Former Orano-Operated Uranium Mine to State Company

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By Katarina Hoije Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Niger granted a large-scale uranium-mining permit previously held by French nuclear company Orano SA to a state-controlled entity, cementing the military junta’s takeover of the Somaïr mine. The permit for the In Azaoua area was granted to Tsumco SA, which Niger created after nationalizing Somaïr, minutes from a Nigerien cabinet meeting on Friday show. Orano previously held 63% of Somaïr, which operated the mine in partnership with Sopamin, Niger’s state mining company.
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Senegal Raises Fuel Prices as Oil Shock Drives Up Subsidy Costs

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By Katarina Hoije Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Source: Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Senegal raised fuel prices, with petrol increasing to 990 CFA a liter and diesel to 755 CFA a liter, as the government moves to contain the cost of fuel subsidies as war in the Middle East continues to shock oil markets. Downstream petroleum subsidies have already exceeded 245 billion CFA francs ($432 million) this year and would have added another 47 billion CFA from Aug. 15 to Sept.
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Fortuna boosts gold projects in Senegal with US$200 million deal

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By Katarina Hoije Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content The Vancouver-based miner plans to spend US$8 million on exploration at Bambadji through the end of 2026 Fortuna has been reshaping its West African portfolio toward Senegal and Ivory Coast after selling its Yaramoko mine in Burkina Faso. Canada’s Fortuna Mining Corp. agreed to buy the Bambadji gold project in Senegal for US$200 million from Barrick Mining Corporation and IAMGOLD Corp., boosting its footprint in the West African nation.
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