Kavango plans minerals lab

Shard Capital’s capex assumptions include an estimated US$5 million for the first 50 tonnes per day carbon-in-pulp (CIP) plant, with additional modular plants expected to cost $3 million each.

KAVANGO Resources is pursuing an ambitious plan to elevate Zimbabwe’s mining industry by establishing the nation’s first internationally accredited laboratory. Such a facility could revolutionise the mining sector by providing accurate and globally benchmarked data.This would not only attract foreign investment but also promote transparency and efficiency within the industry.Kavango’s chief executive, Ben Turney, emphasised…

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