Tanzania to open uranium mine in UNESCO nature reserve
The information was madepublic by officials of the Tanzanian Ministry of Energy, who said that Australian company Mantra Resources intends, from 2012 to exploit uranium in the southern area of Selous Park.
Selous Park has an area of 54,600 square kilometers and the amount of uranium found in this African nature reserve is estimated at 24,400 tonnes.
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William Ngeleja said that the conditions imposed by UNESCO, involves evaluating the impact of uranium mining over the surrounding environment and obtaining the acceptance permits.
The Minister was optimistic and said that already a team of UNESCO arrived at the spot for verification and Minister of Tourism and Mineral Resources of Tanzania, Ezekiel Maige added that UNESCO Committee members have recently given mining approval in Selous Park but some conditions have been stipulated.