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BURKINA FASO Issue dated 23/03/2016

Kabore relaunches Tambao to boost economy

While awaiting Bollore’s miracle train, the Burkinabe president’s office has been pushing to relaunch manganese mining in Tambao. [...] (391 words)

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Tambao's manganese draws cotevous eyes

Will Tambao's promising manganese deposit finally be mined? Its 20 million tons of reserves with a grading of between 52 and 53% make it potentially a world-class mine. After a false start by InterStar Mining, which worked Tambao for six months in 1993 and an abortive project by the Fompex consortium in 2004, several mining companies are now fighting for exclusive rights over the property. [...]

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