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Reefton woes snowball

THE downhill slide just keeps getting steeper for Perth-based Reefton Mining with news today that its shares were suspended from trading on London’s AIM overnight after its UK broker and NOMAD resigned. Meantime <i>MiningNews</i> has been able to confirm Namibian press speculation claiming Reefton’s March 18 announcement, ‘New Uranium Discovery,’ was incorrect, and that it was knocked back on its uranium licence application because of claims it had illegally explored the ground.

Jesse Riseborough
Reefton woes snowball

“Reefton Mining hit the mining news in several publications and newspapers since the beginning of 2005, when they announced a ‘new uranium discovery’ in Namibia. This ‘new’ discovery was already discovered...

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