Headspring gets approval for further Wings uranium project investigations

November 13, 2026

Headspring Investments has spoken to Future Media News about its latest authorisation for additional research boreholes for its proposed Wings Uranium Project in the Omaheke Region. The company stressed that the approval allows further groundwater and geological investigations but does not authorise uranium extraction, pilot in-situ leaching trials or commercial mining. The additional investigations follow recommendations by the International Atomic Energy Agency and a request from the Environment Ministry to address outstanding concerns about groundwater protection and aquifer conditions. Vanessa Bohitile, the Deputy Director for Strategic Development and Communications at Headspring Investments.

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