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Arkle Resources (AIM: ARK) expands Namibia uranium drilling after visual carnotite discovery
Arkle Resources has expanded its maiden drilling programme at the Erongo Uranium Project after visually identifying carnotite in three shallow holes. The discovery supports the geological model and brings forward testing of a second uranium target, but laboratory assays must still establish grade, continuity and whether the programme has identified the foundations of a commercially relevant resource.
Tower Resources (LSE:TRP): Can Cameroon approval finally unlock the NJOM-3 oil well?
Tower Resources has Namibia approval, but Cameroon still controls the value. Presidential assent must arrive before NJOM-3 can drill in 2026. Time is tight.
Why Celsius Resources (AIM: CLA) is selling cobalt in Namibia to fund copper in the Philippines
Celsius Resources is selling Namibian cobalt to Chinalco for $15m, but a governance fight in the Philippines stands between the cash and its flagship mine.
Celsius Resources agrees Opuwo sale as ASX:CLA shares jump 56%
Discover how Celsius Resources’ US$15m Opuwo sale to Chinalco could fund its Philippine copper strategy and reshape ASX:CLA. Read the full analysis in full.
Paladin Energy (ASX:PDN) has uranium momentum, but Langer Heinrich must defend the re-rating
Paladin has uranium momentum and Langer Heinrich guidance. The test is whether ASX:PDN can turn nuclear demand into cash flow.
Core Energy Minerals targets critical minerals rerating as ASX:CR3 waits for drilling proof
Find out how Core Energy Minerals’ Brazil rare earths and Namibia uranium portfolio could test whether ASX:CR3 can rebuild momentum.
Shell stock faces Namibia reset as Merlin-1X revives PEL 0039 exploration case
Read how Shell plc’s Merlin-1X oil result could revive Namibia PEL 0039, reshape Orange Basin drilling plans and influence SHEL stock sentiment.
Impact Oil & Gas plans South Africa asset split to sharpen Namibia Venus oil strategy
Impact Oil & Gas is reshaping its Africa portfolio around Namibia’s Venus Field. Find out why the reorganisation matters now.
BP (LSE: BP.) climbs 1.4% as Uzbekistan upstream entry and analyst upgrades override the ex-dividend mechanical drag
Iran war doubled BP's profit. Castrol is sold. Uzbekistan is in. Citi says $15bn of disposals are coming. Meg O'Neill's reset may finally have a plan.
Kaoko Metals (KAO) lists on ASX with A$6.5m IPO and a Namibian copper portfolio chasing a structurally short market
LME copper sits near record highs. Junior raises keep failing. Kaoko Metals just cleared an oversubscribed A$6.5m IPO. Chalkos drilling decides the rest.