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Church attracts possible gold mining investors to Malawi

Mana by Mana
August 4, 2023
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Church attracts possible gold mining investors to Malawi
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Time to Revive Ministry of United States of America is said to have necessitated the coming in of Judah Group a mining company which is set to explore and mine gold in Balaka.

In May, the ministry through its leader Dr. Kyle Martin went across Malawi with a crusade in Blantyre, Balaka, Lilongwe and Mzuzu with a repentance message following revelations that were made through a prophesy that Malawi will heal if its people repent as a nation.

It is through this background that, the Time to Revive Ministry during these prayers had a revelation that the country’s hope for development was in mining as more deposits were being found in many areas in the country.

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The church in turn sold the idea to companies in America to come and invest in the country.

Speaking during a consultative meeting in Balaka on Wednesday, in which the Minister of Mining Monica Chang’anamuno was also in attendance in Balaka, Chief Financial Officer for Judah Group Robert Sunleaf disclosed their company is interested to do gold exploration in Balaka specifically Tsite area in Phalula.

He said:” This whole thing came as a prophesy and we are here to fulfill that, and we will partner with government and the region, to help people develop the mining sector which has the potential to develop the country.”

The new investors also had a chance to visit one mining site where an Australian company Lindian Group of Companies is also mining rare earth commodities.

Balaka District Council physical Planning Officer Temwanani Migoli confirmed that the district is sitting on different rare minerals that would be sold world over as a premium products including gold, rare earth monazite among others.

Reported by Mary Makhiringa

Picture credit: Ministry of Mining Malawi

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