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Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp PWCRF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals
Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp is engaged in the acquisition and development of mineral properties located in Africa. The company's projects are Marima Hill Project which is a world-class Niobium and Rare Earth Resource located in Kenya, and Muiane Project is located in Mozambique.


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Comment by jacek99on Mar 06, 2018 11:55am
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resourceful701 wrote: Took your lead and went looking, found the same sort of thing, headlines and a 6Bp ask to continue reading. The headline I came across suggested PAW would get their license back before they'd receive any cash settlement, but it may be too late for that now.


I can't imagine they would want their license back. all faith/trust in the Kenyan system would be lost. After all of this, I can't see PAW wanting to invest any money in Kenya.
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