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MAJOR has announced the appointment of CrushPlant Namibia as its new aggregate and mining screen media authorised dealer in Africa. CrushPlant Namibia will serve customers in Namibia, Africa. The company will offer MAJOR’s screen media solutions, including FLEX-MAT high-vibration wire screens in tensioned and modular versions.
CrushPlant Namibia is a reseller of engineering consumables, supporting the Namibian mining and construction industry since 1978 making them the oldest company, within this industry, in Namibia.
CrushPlant Namibia along with its sister company, Namib Trading, employ 65 Namibians and have offices in the following cities within Namibia: Tsumeb, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Windhoek, and Oranjemund. Additionally, they have stores on the following mine sites: B2 Gold, Uis Tin Mining Company, Rössing Uranium Mine, and Sperrgebiet Diamond mines at Luderitz.
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Global Atomic Signs Uranium Marketing Agreement with Fuel Link Ltd
Global Atomic Corporation is pleased to announce it has entered into an Agreement with Fuel Link Limited to provide uranium marketing services to the Company. Fuel Link was founded by Mr Bahi Sivalingam in 2005, subsequent to his departure from Rio Tinto Plc. While at Rio Tinto, Bahi was a Board member and Marketing Director of Rio Tinto Mineral Services Limited and responsible for the sales from the Rössing …
Global Atomic Corporation (“Global Atomic” or the “Company”), (TSX: GLO) (OTCQX: GLATF) (FSE: G12) is pleased to announce it has entered into an Agreement with Fuel Link Limited (“Fuel Link”), to provide uranium marketing services to the Company.
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $220 million in contracts to clean up 50 of the estimated 500 abandoned uranium mine sites on the Navajo Reservation.
The three companies will focus on 50 of the highest priority sites, with money from a $1 billion settlement from the mining company Kerr McGee Corporation and its successor, Tronox.
The EPA and the Navajo Nation have so far secured agreements to clean up about 200 of the 500 known sites. However, the agency has fenced or stabilized just 29 mine sites, decades after their abandonment.
Rep. Tom OâHalleran, whose district includes much of Northern Arizona, hailed the contract awards.