Malawi: Lotus Resources seeks $19.7M to revive its uranium mine in Kayelekera

By AfricaPost March 3, 2024216 views

Demand and prices for uranium have been on the rise for several months, amidst a resurgence of interest in nuclear power. Companies that had halted

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