Uganda - Gold Mine Investment, Funding and Partnerships

Uganda, The Land of Rich Soils

Since our initial engagement with Uganda in 2017, we have been deeply committed to supporting and enhancing its vibrant artisanal mining sector. Our efforts focus on empowering local communities by providing them the tools, training, and resources necessary to significantly boost their gold production capabilities.

In addition to fostering growth among small-scale miners through capacity-building initiatives and technological advancements tailored for efficient extraction processes, our investment in Ugandan gold mining has been a cornerstone of this journey. By channeling capital into sustainable practices that prioritize both economic development and environmental stewardship, we are dedicated to ensuring long-term prosperity within the region.

Our ongoing partnership with Uganda exemplifies not only an enduring commitment but also a shared vision for unlocking new opportunities while respecting local traditions and ecosystems in gold mining endeavors. Through collaboration, innovation, and investment since 2017, our mission continues to drive transformative change across Ugandan communities involved in artisanal mining activities.

Since 2017, our firm has been dedicatedly assisting international investors by facilitating their investments in the lucrative opportunities within Uganda’s rich landscape of gold mines and mining projects. We provide comprehensive support throughout every stage—from initial exploration to successful project implementation—ensuring that foreign stakeholders can capitalize on these promising ventures with confidence and strategic insight into this burgeoning sector.

Uganda is the Land of Rich Soils.

We offer comprehensive investment opportunities, funding solutions, and strategic partnerships specifically tailored for both established mining sites and prospective licenseholders within Uganda’s vibrant mineral sector. Our services extend across various stages of the mining lifecycle:

• Prospecting License Holders: If you are in possession of a Prospecting License with promising geological data or preliminary findings that indicate potential gold reserves, our investment programs can provide crucial financial backing to advance your exploration activities.

• Exploration License Holders: For those who have moved beyond prospecting and possess an Exploration License backed by detailed studies demonstrating the viability for commercial extraction, we offer funding options designed to support you through advanced exploratory phases towards full-scale production readiness.

Additionally:

• We warmly welcome Mining Leaseholders with operational projects seeking further development or expansion. Our long-standing presence in Uganda since 2017 positions us uniquely as partners who understand both local and international mining dynamics.

• Recognizing the vital role of artisanal miners, we facilitate their transition into larger scale operations by connecting them to foreign investors eager to capitalize on gold production opportunities.

For cooperative groups managing multiple sites or those operating under a collective framework:

• We have dedicated investment funds available for Cooperative Mining Site Holders. These resources are designed not only to enhance operational efficiency but also ensure sustainable growth and profitability in the competitive landscape of Uganda’s mining industry.

Our commitment since 2017 has been unwavering, as we continue investing actively while empowering local miners with access to global markets through strategic partnerships tailored specifically for their unique needs. Join us on this journey towards unlocking gold mine potential across Uganda!

GOLDIVANTI GOLD LIMITED

Our company GOLDIVANTI LP is the shareholder of GOLDIVANTI GOLD LIMITED in Uganda with headquarters in Kampala, Uganda.

Investment Funds for Gold Mines in Uganda

We pride ourselves as a well-connected enterprise, bridging investors with lucrative opportunities within Uganda’s vibrant mineral sector. Our clients are discerning investors eager to collaborate and partner in profitable mining ventures across this resource-rich nation.

To ensure optimal returns, investment funds target specific mining sites equipped with promising licenses that demonstrate both profitability potential and feasibility for future operations. This necessitates a careful evaluation or creation of such favorable conditions on the ground.

Our focus lies within small-scale gold mining projects where we emphasize short-term viability alongside sustained profitability. To accurately assess these prospects, our approach includes conducting comprehensive Preliminary Site Assessments followed by detailed Matrix Gold Prospecting evaluations.

Frequently, either through collaboration with local entities in Uganda or partnering directly with foreign investors’ companies, the initiation of production at selected small-scale mining sites is undertaken to harness their full potential swiftly and efficiently. This strategic alignment ensures that we not only identify but also capitalize on profitable opportunities within the dynamic landscape of Ugandan gold mining.

Once production startup proves successful, it becomes essential to expand investment opportunities as well as funding and partnerships. This expansion will facilitate serious mining operations.

Investing in or securing funds for Ugandan mining sites entails a multifaceted process that involves scientific research, administrative oversight, financial management, geological exploration, and operational expertise within the realm of mining.

Negotiation skills are crucial on both ends: from our team as well as those representing the site owner and license holder in Uganda. A thorough understanding of this comprehensive procedure is vital to achieving successful agreements which can unlock future profitability for all parties involved.

If there’s a lack of comprehension regarding these processes, or if foundational administrative abilities—such as knowledge of laws, investment strategies, financial principles, and mathematical acumen—are missing on the part of site holders in Uganda, they may struggle during negotiations. This could lead to missed opportunities and potential failure to secure beneficial deals.

By adhering closely to our guidance throughout this intricate process, you can pave a path toward prosperous future business ventures.

Forming Partnerships and Joint Ventures in Uganda

We are actively researching and developing current mineral-rich sites with licenses across various locations in Uganda. Our approach involves forming strategic partnerships and establishing joint ventures with both Ugandan mining leaseholders and site operators.

Our efforts include conducting Preliminary Site Assessments, comprehensive inspections, as well as implementing the Matrix Gold Prospecting program to enhance small-scale exploration initiatives at these prospective mining locales.

Once we identify viable ore bodies and initiate gold production operations, our focus shifts toward planning for sustainable future extraction activities. By adhering closely to our expert guidance and upholding all agreed terms of partnership or joint venture arrangements with Ugandan site holders and leaseholders in the gold sector, they stand poised to reap significant benefits and profits.

For further information regarding these opportunities, please reach out to us at GOLDIVANTI LP.

Latest mining developments in Uganda by GOLDIVANTI LP

• GOLDIVANTI COCOFFEE LIMITED General Finder's Fee Agreement
  The Finder is person who brought sales lead to RCD Wealth that converts to a deal. In exchange for introduction of parties, the Finder receives a fee from the deal. This is general Finder's Fee agreement applies to every finder automatically. Agreement may be sent to every specific person on request.
• The Standard Gold Buying and Sales Procedure
  Information on the standard procedure followed for buying and selling gold in various countries. It is intended for individuals interested in understanding the process and requirements involved in selling their gold to licensed dealers.
• GOLDIVANTI General Finder's Fee Agreement
  The Finder is person who brought sales lead to RCD Wealth that converts to a deal. In exchange for introduction of parties, the Finder receives a fee from the deal. This is general Finder's Fee agreement applies to every finder automatically. Agreement may be sent to every specific person on request.
• Basic and powerful prospecting equipment
  This shows how basic prospecting equipment can be very powerful to detect gold occurences. In combination with Start Your Own Gold Mine special prospecting reports we may get quite a good estimate of profitability at some locations.
• Mr. Louis and Mr. Obua before the research of alluvial gold in Kisoro, Uganda
  This was the day of the meeting with the mining engineer Mr. Innocent Obua, we have prepared the plan to verify gold occurences at certain locations. Until begin of December this has actually been done and new locations have been arranged for alluvial gold recovery.
• Walkie-Talkies for Communication on Mining Sites in Uganda
  These are our walkie-talkies for communication on mining sites in Uganda and also in Tanzania. Mobile networks are often not available in valleys where gold mining takes place. Walkie-talkies are less expensive way of communication on short distances.
• Compressed Earth Block Machine in Kampala, Uganda
  This is the Compressed Earth Block (CEB) machine in Kampala, Uganda, we will use it to construct buildings on mining sites or our premises in various locations of Uganda.
• GOLDIVANTI GOLD LIMITED headquarter in Kampala, Uganda
  This is GOLDIVANTI GOLD LIMITED headquarter in Kampala, Uganda as of 2019.
• GOLDIVANTI GOLD LIMITED headquarter in Kampala, Uganda
  This is the headquarter of GOLDIVANTI GOLD LIMITED in Uganda, as of end of 2019. We are located in Kyebando Central, Kampala, Uganda.
• Falcon MD20 Gold Detector for gold prospecting in rocks
  This is Falcon MD20 Gold Detector, metal detector for gold prospecting in rocks. We are using it in alluvial gold operations to detect gold in rocks and types of rocks that could be additionally crushed and grinded to recover gold out of them. Detection is pretty fast and efficient. It can distinguish between the black and and gold. Pyrite is usually not detected.
• Asbestos Gloves and Molds for Gold Melting
  These are asbestos gloves and molds for gold melting that we have available in Uganda. Same type is purchased for Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda. Proper handling of melted gold ensures safety. Mold has to be preheated to avoid splashing of melted gold.
• Happy Time Bar and Lodge in Northern Uganda
  This is Happy Time Bar and Lodge in Northern Uganda.
• Gold prospecting on river in Northern Uganda
  This is our staff member Stephen Tibasima looking for favorable places for gold prospecting in Northern Uganda.
• Room in the lodge in Northern Uganda
  This is how rooms look like in lodges in Northern Uganda.
• Lodge in Northern Uganda
  Every room has a separate entrance and good security.
• Accommodation in lodges in Northern Uganda
  We love these lodges in Northern Uganda.
• Hotel Restaurant Mego Lonyo in Northern Uganda
  This is the hotel and restaurant Mego Lonyo in Northern Uganda.
• The 1 euro cent should be 2.30 grams, but scale shows 2.32
  The 1 euro cent or other known coin or any known weight may be used to calibrate or verify the accuracy of precision scales. This time it is showing 0.02 more grams than it should be.
• Agoro, Northern Uganda
  This is wild west style picture from Agoro, Northern Uganda, during our gold prospecting expedition on February 17th 2019.
• Lodge in Northern Uganda
  This is how lodge in Northern Uganda looks like. Not bad for our purposes. We like separate rooms with separate entrances and possibility to use our own locks on the doors.
• Alluvial gold particles measured by chikolo, Uganda
  These alluvial gold particles from Uganda are measured by chikolo size, the size of one hole of the razor blade.
• Chikolo or Chikoro, measure for gold in Northern Uganda
  We measure gold by weight. Some people measure it by the size of gold that fits into one of the hole of this razor blade. It is called Chikolo or Chikoro. I am not so sure in spelling and pronounciation. The price difference may change from day to day even 10 times more than it should be.
• Gold prospecting expedition start on February 16th 2019
  Our staff members moving to Northern Uganda for gold prospecting expedition on February 16th 2019.
• Staff members in Uganda moving for gold prospecting
  Our staff members in Uganda started the gold prospecting expedition from Tororo, Uganda, on February 16th 2019.
• Tororo town, Uganda
  This is Tororo town in Uganda.
• Tororo, Uganda, departure point to prospecting expedition in Uganda
  This is Tororo, our departure point on February 16th 2019, for the gold prospecting expedition in Uganda.
• HDPE connectors
  The HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) connectors are used to connect pipes together.
• Gold pans and sieves
  Gold pans and sieves are basic gold recovery equipment that one may need. It is used at begin of any action cycle, during the mineral processing and at the end during the final gold recovery.
• Sucking hose for the water pump
  The sucking hose for the water pump shall never be knicked as that is the way how to destroy it faster.
• Wooden goats and basic sluice feeder with the perforated metal sheet
  These are wooden goats used for about one year in Uganda, during 2018, the feeder box or hopper with the perforated metal sheet.
• Sawhorse, about one year old
  This wooden goat have been used for about one year, one can see that it is not worn out yet.
• HDPE pipes and wooden goats in the storage room
  One can see the HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) pipe and the wooden goat in the storage room.
• Water pump that may drive up to 80 cubic meters per hour
  This type of water pump is produced in China and according to specification it may pump up to 80 cubic meters of water per hour, that is equivalent to 80,000 liters.
• Slick plates for sluices and gold recovery
  Studies on sluices and best practices in gold recovery always recommend using slick plates to allow the finest gold particles to easier separate from the rest of materials.
• Water spray bars
  Water spray bars are made out of basic locally accessible plastic pipes.
• The read miners moss matting
  This red miners moss matting sadly was lost the day we have made picture of it. We have plenty of it left.
• Miners Moss matting
  This is so called Miners Moss matting for gold recovery.
• The front of the shop in Ndaiga, Uganda
  This is how front of the shop looks like in Ndaiga, Uganda.
• Business premises in Ndaiga
  This is business premise in Ndaiga, Uganda.
• The front of the apartment in Ndaiga
  This is front gate of the apartments in Ndaiga, Uganda…
• Classic storage room in Uganda
  This is how storage rooms may look like, in Ndaiga, Uganda.
• Gold panning in Ndaiga, Uganda
  Our appreciated workers are gold panning in Ndaiga, Uganda.
• Equipment and buckets in the storage room
  This is equipment and buckets in the storage room.
• Classic bathroom in Ndaiga
  This is the bathroom. The place to wash your body in Ndaiga, Uganda.
• Lodge in Ndaiga, Uganda
  This is the lodge picture from outside, Ndaiga, Uganda.
• Room in the lodge in Ndaiga, Uganda
  This is how simple lodge room looks like in Ndaiga, Uganda. The area of Amonikakinei is known for gold existence since long time.
• Greetings from Philippines by children of Mr. Sandy Orencia
  Alright! Thank you Philippines! Goldivanti Gold in Uganda has got support from Philippines! Thank you Sandy! Thank you children of father Sandy. We are working hard in Uganda and in Tanzania. Goldivanti Gold staff members in Uganda are pleased to see this video and greeting.
• Go Goldivanti Gold! -- Greetings from Sandy Orencia from Philippines
  Go Goldivanti Gold! Greetings from Sandy Orencia and his beautiful children from Philippines to Goldivanti Gold in Uganda and Tanzania. Thank you Sandy, thank you much!…
• Gold concentrate in our storage room
  This is the gold concentrate we are collecting in the storage room in Uganda.
• Meanwhile in Uganda, gold concentrate being collected
  This is the gold concentrate being collected in Uganda.
• Small gold particles on finger
  These are small gold particles on the finger, magnified.
• Gold particles visibly captured in the sluice
  These are small gold particles as captured on our sluices in Uganda.
• Gold particle captured on sluice
  Here is one more gold particle as captured on our sluice.
• Gold particles captured on the sluice
  Here are small gold particles magnified as captured on our gold recovery sluice in Uganda. We are collecting the surface gold nuggets and small particles with tweezers, while the concentrate is fully processed at once to collect all the gold.
• Spare parts for the water pump
  Here are the spare parts used for the water pump reparation.
• Reparation of the water pump
  This is how water pump is repaired. Low quality Chinese water pumps are easily obtained in Uganda, yet ask for higher maintenance expenses.
• Reparation of Chinese water pump
  We need to repair the Chinese manufactured water pump. Low quality water pumps have high maintenance expenses.
• Broken water pump
  This is what happens when Chinese manufactured water pump is used for few months. It breaks. Avoid Chinese pumps, if you can. We cannot and we have to use them.
• Gold particles on paper
  These are small gold particles on paper that is the proof that gold recovery from tailing works.
• Buckets full of gold concentrate
  These buckets are full of the gold concentrate as collected from January and February 2018 in Uganda by our company GOLDIVANTI GOLD LIMITED.
• Mr. Okedi and Mr. Wabwire collecting the gold concentrate in Uganda
  These are our staff members Mr. Okedi and Mr. Wabwire, collecting the gold concentrate into buckets. Every single day they work in Uganda for our company GOLDIVANTI GOLD LIMITED.
• Mr. Okedi collecting concentrates from looped carpets
  Looped carpets or miners' moss or 3M Nomad type of a carpets are used to efficiently recover gold larger than 50 mesh, gold nuggets, flakes and larger gold. On the end of the day and multiple times of day, concentrates are collected from such carpets.
• Mr. Louis doing practical field assay of gold
  Mr. Louis is doing here practical field assay of gold content in some soil. Similar method may be used to concentrate gold from the operation and to determine how much was recovered.
• Magnified flat gold nugget in the gold pan
  This is magnified and flat gold nugget in the pan. It is probably flat due to the previous ball mill processing, it was smashed and became flat.
• Small nuggets recovered
  Small flat nuggets are also found in concentrates and recovered by using super-concentration and simple gold panning methods.
• Mercury gold and mercury ball in the gold pan
  This is how it looks like when many gold particles are connected or amalgamated together with mercury. Miners used mercury in recovery of gold, and lost it in heaps of tailings. We are recovering both the mercury and the gold from such tailings, without using new mercury or introducing new mercury in the process.
• The mercury gold once again
  This is mercury gold once again shown in the gold pan after fine gold concentration process. We do not use mercury, we recover it as side effect.
• Mercury recovered from concentrates
  Instead of nice yellow gold, our gold looks as silver like, as it is mixed with mercury. Heaps of tailings are polluted with mercury and our recovery is such that we cannot see it yellow any more unless it is either microscopic, as such could not be connected to mercury or too large as nugget, as such also did not connect to mercury.
• The fine gold recovery system
  This is fine gold recovery system that helps us concentrate all the gold smaller than 50 mesh.
• Gold is recovered in form of mercury
  Heaps of tailings are polluted by mercury from previous mining operation. We are recovering mercury as well with the gold, and later dispose safely with the pollutant. Mercury is not used in our operation. We recover mercury from nature.
• Fine gold recovery system
  This is fine gold recovery systems, we are using the genious methods invented by smart microscopist from Oregon for purposes of mercury free gold recovery.
• Concentrate is being processed
  Mr. Louis is processing the remaining concentrates and process is fast. It is possible to process multiple buckets of concentrates after work, and to get to the fine gold within 15 minutes.
• The gold recovery system
  This is view from my working place on the gold recovery system for all gold smaller than 50 mesh, down to 5 microns. This fine gold can be recovered, totally without using mercury and by using simplest set theory in mathematics applied practically. Many people make a question how a set theory may be applied practically, and that is exactly how our gold recovery system works, by using the set theory and by removing those parts of material not containing or containing gold.
• Buckets of concentrate are today processed for gold
  The buckets of concentrate are today processed for gold. In general, our bulk of concentrate is not large. These many buckets contain various particle sizes and types of gold, and help in sorting out what we were doing. We can then determine which heap of tailing was better productive.
• Children panning for gold on mining site
  These children are panning for gold on mining site in a dangerous and polluted environment. Each heap of tailings is polluted with mercury. Children are in constant contact with mercury while playing and working on the mining site. We do not endorse such activities. This is report from neighboring sites where we do not have control.
• Heaps of tailings being milled again and processed
  These heaps of tailings are being milled again with the rudimentary locally made hammer crusher that runs in wet mode. The material is then processed on small looped carpet sluices. The hammer crusher is spending about 25,000 Ugs. per day on hammers alone, which is about US $6.95.
• Concentrate collection
  On the end of the day, concentrate is collected and retained for further concentration and final gold recovery.
• Miners working on the sluice
  Miners are handling the first tailings heaps on this mining site.
• Women and people panning for gold nearby our tailings heaps
  These women and men are panning for gold just nearby our tailings heaps. They may obtain per day of panning from 0.1 to 0.3 grams of gold, or sometimes more. It helps them live the life.
• Mining and mineral processing site
  This is our mining and mineral processing site where we have agreement to process all the tailings heaps.
• Miners feeding the sluice
  Sluice is fed by miners by the rate of 132 shovels per hour where average shovel is about 8 kilograms, amounting to little bit more than one tonne per hour. In the first stage, slow water pressure and low slope is applied to review how much of gold is retained and what gold is eventually being lost. Once capability have been attained, the slope is increasing up to the tolerated degree, and water pressure is increased. Up to 6-8 tonnes per hour may then be handled in the second stage.
• Concentrate on the vortex matting
  This is vortex matting, enlarged. Concentrate is under the surface of these particles, including several small gold nuggets.
• Mr. Louis by the sluice
  This is Mr. Louis, preparing small details for the fine gold recovery sluice. Gold particles are so small that cannot be seen by naked eyes.
• Water pump is debugged
  The water pump could not pull the water on 2-3 meters. We found out that pressure was disturbed too weak connection of the suction hose. Within few minutes it was repaired and water pump engaged.
• Our purchasing manager on the site
  This is our purchasing manager in Uganda, she handles a lot of accounting, facilitates with suppliers, makes sure that things are running smoothly.
• Quick and improvized sluice ready for work
  This is quick and improvized sluice ready for work and handling of the tailings heaps.
• Preparing the elevation for sluices
  Mr. Okedi on this picture is working on the elevation preparation for the sluice hopper, ensuring its appropriate positioning for effective gold recovery.
• Old welding clamps used for carpentry
  This type of welding clamps may be used for carpentry and are generally useful to clamp the prospecting equipment, such as sluices together.
• Using welding clamps for carpentry
  These welding clamps may be used for simple carpentry as one can see it.
• Preparation of the HDPE pipes
  The HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) pipe is prepared on the mining site for the sluice run.
• Gold particles on the rock
  This magnification of 10x shows gold particles of 3-4 millimeter on the rock that also contains some iron or black sand.
• Repairing the wooden goat
  Those wooden goats were made of low quality timber. Not made to last, but to be light and to endure the improvization stage. We had to repair this one.
• The old abandoned rudimentary ball mill drum
  This is old and abandoned rudimentary ball mill drum on the mining site. One may see how it was repaired multiple times. We suspect gold inside, left for those who know where to search for it.
• Mineral sample on the mining site
  This is gold bearing rock that is crushed, milled and processed on this mining site.
• Mr. Louis nearby the tailings heap
  This is the tailings heap in background, and Mr. Louis is watching what? Birds? We don't know.
• The mercury coated or amalgamated gold in the gold pan
  This is the enlargement of the mercury coated or amalgamated gold in the gold pan.
• Mercury gold and small gold particles recovered
  Mercury gold is seen in the gold pan and represents the result from one portion of the concentrates that were collected on the sluice. Mercury collects small particles of gold together, and we recovery mercury and dispose of it. We do not use mercury in recovery of the gold. We recover both gold and mercury accidentally due to previous mercury pollution.
• Sluice handling
  People are handling the sluice for fine gold recovery. We are using 4 important pieces of technology necessary to capture small gold. The test stage allows a lot of mistakes to happen, so that next sluice may be built with all the small improvements necessary for better gold recovery.
• Feeding the sluice
  The sluice is fed during the first half an hour of testing. Clay material was much harder to handle, while all the sand was handled pretty well, mercury and gold particles could be recovered, together with the oxide coated gold particles.
• Laminar water flow
  Laminar water flow on the sluice is important factor in gold recovery. Turbulences and bubbles or air spaces under the water flow shall by all means be avoided.
• Gold particles are separated on the sluice
  Sluice and the slick plates on the first part of the sluice are being separated from each other and gold particles are running to be captured. Water flow is carefully observed, the level of the sluice, bubbles and turbulences.
• So many hoses, pipe, which one is ours?
  There are so many hoses and pipes on the ground, many of them are neglected. Miners do their best. Due to expenses, light blue hoses are used to bring water. But they are also breaking all the time and are more liability than an asset. We are using the HDPE pipe of two inch as it is durable and gives least resistant to water in comparison to those other soft hoses.
• The HDPE pipe is being moved for easier water supply
  The HDPE pipe is moved by our people for easier water supply. That way we did not need to cut the expensive suction hose which we use to bring water from the HDPE pipe. HDPE means high density polyethylene. Polyethylene is a lightweight thermoplastic used in insulation, plumbing and similar applications.
• The sluice ready for the tailings heap test
  The sluice is setup on the mining site on 1st January 2018 and is ready for the tailings test. Larger gold particles were found and much of the smaller particles of black, brown and dark red gold. Maybe you wonder what is black, brown and dark red gold? Those gold particles are coated with other minerals and do not appear as yellow and shiny as larger gold particles.
• Local crusher on a mining site in Uganda
  This local crusher has capacity of about 100 to 150 kilograms per hour. It is locally welded and constructed. It uses Chinese engines. The total price of such crusher may be well over US $4,000 both in Uganda or Tanzania. The money could be well spent on a better and professional crusher with more capacity and durability and less maintenance expenses.
• Baboon trying to enter the window
  One of baboons along the road tried to enter the window of our car. He had the intention, but was not quite decided. We tried to quickly close the window. Do not feed baboons in Uganda along the road.
• The river nile as seen from the bridge in Jinja
  This is the river Nile, the source of life and water for people in multiple countries up to the Egypt.
• The bridge over the river Nile
  This is the bridge near Jinja over the river Nile in Uganda.
• Passing over the river Nile
  Here we are soon passing over the river Nile in Uganda.
• Muchomo is barbecue that we get offered on the road
  Muchomo is a tasty barbecue that we get offered on the road. This is one of the reasons why Ugandan people like traveling.
• Waiting in the traffic jam
  Waiting in the traffic jams of Kampala is a common experience characterized by congested roads filled with honking vehicles and vibrant street activity. As cars and motorcycles jostle for space amidst exhaust fumes and oppressive heat, drivers can feel a mix of frustration and acceptance. During these delays, people engage in activities like phone calls, music, and interactions with street vendors, fostering a sense of community and resilience amongst strangers. These jams, while inconvenient, reflect the lively spirit and daily life in Uganda's bustling capital.
• Jean Louis on gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Detecting the water source on the gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Generator on the gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Buildings for people working on the gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Talks with people
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Buldings on the gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Buildings and resources on the gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Buldings on the gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Gold cyanidation tanks
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Gold cyanidation tanks
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• The laboratory on gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Water pump on gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Activated carbon
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Activated carbon in the gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Talking with the gold cyanidation plant owner
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Jean Louis on the water tank
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Jean Louis inspecting the production line on the cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Children on the gold cyanidation plant
  Children were advised to abandon the area of the gold cyanidation plant.
• Talks with the gold cyanidation plant owner
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Inspection of gold cyanidation plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection on Gold Cyanidation Plant
  This series of images have been made during the first part of Preliminary Site Assessment and Inspection as devised by Mr. Jean Louis for the program Start Your Own Gold Mine that enables our clients to quickly start in gold mining business. Cyanidation tanks were assessed and found to be leaking fluids thus also leaking gold. A program have been envisioned on how to improve these gold cyanidation tanks so that full gold recovery may take place.
• Land under the exploration license
  The exploration license enables the license holder to explore for gold minerals or other minerals on such land. Once gold deposit have been identified one may apply for the mining lease.
• Land under the exploration license
  The exploration license enables the license holder to explore for gold minerals or other minerals on such land. Once gold deposit have been identified one may apply for the mining lease.
• Drive around the exploration license
  All the land visible on the side of the road belongs to the area of the exploration license of one of our local partners in Uganda.
• Land and surrounding of the exploration license
  The exploration license enables the license holder to explore for gold minerals or other minerals on such land. Once gold deposit have been identified one may apply for the mining lease.
• The land under the exploration license in Uganda
  The exploration license enables the license holder to explore for gold minerals or other minerals on such land. Once gold deposit have been identified one may apply for the mining lease.
• Excavator for VMTRADE investment program
  This excavator is destined for trade in our VMTRADE investment program. VMTRADE stands for Vehicles and Machinery Trade. It includes mining and construction machineries. The trade of such machinery is giving 30% on investment to our clients within 4-5 months. For more information inquire with the RCD Wealth.