Mining firm signs Congo Uranium contract

Britain’s Brinkley Mining signed a contract for uranium exploitation in Congo, promising a £1.5m (€2.2m) start-up investment into a partnership with the government.

Britain’s Brinkley Mining signed a contract for uranium exploitation in Congo, promising a £1.5m (€2.2m) start-up investment into a partnership with the government.

The Central African country’s uranium mines, which produced material for the nuclear bombs the US dropped on Japan in the Second World War, fell into disrepair over Congo’s decades of war and misrule.

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