And based on Richard's comments on the call yesterday it looks like a second underground mine at Sanbrado is likely at M5.
Also good to hear on the call that any debt financing for Kiaka ($250-300 million USD) will not mandate them hedging - WAF can maintain their value proposition as an unhedged gold producer.
Other interesting comment from Richard was that Burkina Faso military forces were now using better equipment - more mobile vehicles and drones to target terrorists/militants in the north and east Sahel regions.
And based on Richard's comments on the call yesterday it looks...
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