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10
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2018
Rainbow starts drilling programme at Burundi projectBy:Features Deputy Editor and Chief Photographer RARE EARTHS LSE-listed Rainbow Rare Earths has commenced a drilling programme at its Gakara project, in Burundi, which is aimed at supporting the mine plan for the currently productive areas of the licence and exploring the significant geological anomalies that were identified last year.
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