JACOB JUMA'S PARTNERS IN BUSINESS REVEAL THE INFORMATION HE WAS HIDING.....WHAT!!? RUTO IN THE MIX
A Canadian miner has revealed that the circumstances that led to the death of prominent businessman, Jacob Juma, who was then a Director with Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp, a Canadian mining company, may have been business oriented
and the fight for control of large deposits of rare minerals in Kenya.
In an interview with Canada’s Financial Post, Managing Director, David Anderson, said his company, Pacific Wildcat, started operations in Kenya in 2007 and quickly identified Mrima Hill as a prime exploration target.
Anderson said the company began an aggressive drilling campaign and eventually bumped into a resource of 1.5 billion pounds worth of niobium, one of the largest of its kind in the world.
He said they found out that the deposit also held significant quantities of rare earth metals.
Trouble started when Najib Balala was.
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In an interview with Canada’s Financial Post, Managing Director, David Anderson, said his company, Pacific Wildcat, started operations in Kenya in 2007 and quickly identified Mrima Hill as a prime exploration target.
Anderson said the company began an aggressive drilling campaign and eventually bumped into a resource of 1.5 billion pounds worth of niobium, one of the largest of its kind in the world.
He said they found out that the deposit also held significant quantities of rare earth metals.
Trouble started when Najib Balala was.
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