Meanwhile, some dreaming, page-101

Musonoi Mine ............

"Cu-Co-U deposit. Known for its rare assemblage of uranyl selenites, as well as palladium minerals. The workings consist of several open cuts, the oldest of which, Musonoi Principal, was started during the 1940's. A second cut was begun during the 1950's, and a third cut during the 1970's. The pits, eventually combined, are now connected to the Kamoto group of mines.
Located 2 km NW of Kolwezi."
From .........
https://www.mindat.org/loc-4322.html

Seems RRR have missed out on reporting the U bit of the resource.

As it is the dreaming thread, let's assume the U can be separated easily and sold as a by-product.

Anyone else wonder why a high grade Cu Co resource might have just been left sitting there??

Remember this bit from last year........"Glencore’s subsidiary in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Katanga Mining (TSX:KAT), will temporarily halt cobalt exports from its Kamoto Project after finding high levels of uranium in the ore."
http://www.mining.com/glencores-congo-unit-halts-cobalt-exports-kamoto-mine/

After this exciting news for RRR, they sprinted up to a Mcap of 3.78M pounds.