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African Eagle cites Rift Valley update on JV Miyabi Gold Project

AIM-listed African Eagle Resources has cited an announced posted by its Joint Venture partner Rift Valley Resources on the Australian Stock Exchange regarding the Myabi gold Project in Tanzania.

by: moneyweek
14 Dec 2012

AIM-listed African Eagle Resources has cited an announced posted by its Joint Venture partner Rift Valley Resources on the Australian Stock Exchange regarding the Myabi gold Project in Tanzania.

Rift Valley Resources has announced that it has completed the second phase of drilling for the year ending 2012 at the Miyabi Gold Project.

African Eagle Resources' share price was unchanged at 2.12p at 14:28.

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