Rwanda's latest lithium exploration efforts have entered advanced stages as companies involved are preparing to commence core-drilling. In August last year, Rwanda embarked on greater exploration efforts through a joint venture that was signed between Aterian plc, Rio Tinto Mining and Exploration Ltd, and Kinunga Mining Ltd. Aterian PLC, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange is an exploration, trading, and development company with a diversified portfolio in Africa dealing in critical and #strategicmetals projects. The agreement indicated that RIO has the option to invest $7.5 million in two stages to earn up to a 75 percent interest in the license to explore minerals vital for a successful #energytransition to #renewableenergy. In an exclusive interview with The New Times, Charles G. Bray, Executive Chairman of Aterian plc, a British company that has been doing mineral exploration in Rwanda for the past four years, said core-drilling is set to begin this September. https://lnkd.in/egEVTrsq
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“We are trying to expand our exploration efforts in Rwanda quite significantly, and we are starting some drilling next month,” Bray said, noting that the drilling processes will take place in Southern Province, in areas near Huye District. “The critical thing for us at this point is to make sure we have done all the preliminary geo-physical survey work, so that we can now start to identify the best spots to drill to identify lithium,” he added. Bray emphasised that the focus is not only on Huye but also on other potential areas in the south and west of the country.