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EQS-News: AuKing Mining Ltd AuKing Mining talks exploration plans for new uranium projects 14.12.2022 / 17:30 CET/CEST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Contact

EQS-News: AuKing Mining Ltd AuKing Mining talks exploration plans for new uranium projects 14.12.2022 / 17:30 CET/CEST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Contact DetailsProactive InvestorsJonathan Jackson+61 413 713 744Jonathan@proactiveinvestors.comNews Sourc...

EQS-News: AuKing Mining Ltd AuKing Mining has strong mining development options at Koongie Park 02.12.2022 / 21:15 CET/CEST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this

The ASX lost 1.05% over the last five days, falling 42.90 points to 6,687.80. All but the FTSE100 followed suit, although only the Hang Seng lost more than...

AuKing Mining (ASX:AKN) has confirmed the acquisition of uranium and copper projects in Tanzania.

The ASX fell 2.22% this week, shedding 1.66% just today. It was a similar dismal story across the indexes, with every one of them in the red. The S&P500...

AuKing Mining’s (ASX: AKN) is gearing up for another round of reverse circulation drilling at its flagship Koongie Park polymetallic project in Western Australia’s east Kimberley.

An interval of 10.2% copper over 16.6 metres is the headline news from AuKing Mining (ASX: AKN) as it releases new drilling results from its Koongie Park project in Western Australia.

‘Mining is not the enemy. Poverty is. The lack of the most basic necessities, the lack of opportunities, the lack of choices these pernicious deficits have plagued our people for far too long, in far too many places. Yet, the supreme irony is that, in the midst of all this poverty, lie one of the world’s richest natural resources, a gift of providence endowed to our people.’ — MVP

‘Mining is not the enemy. Poverty is. The lack of the most basic necessities, the lack of opportunities, the lack of choices these pernicious deficits have plagued our people for far too long, in far too many places. Yet, the supreme irony is that, in the midst of all this poverty, lie one of the world’s richest natural resources, a gift of providence endowed to our people.’ — MVP