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Uganda just announced a major gold deposit worth $12.8 TRILLION! Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni recently announced the find in a speech at the UN General Assembly. This discovery has the potential to completely redefine everything in the global economy from the balance of geopolitical power to the foundation upon which the world’s monetary system is built. Think about it: there is a total of $2.07 trillion US dollars in existence. Uganda’s find is more than six times the amount of dollars in the world. However, this discovery takes place within the context of a few serious hurdles. Uganda has major outstanding loans to China. The US has sanctioned Uganda; much of the latter’s “conflict gold” is alleged to be a major source of funding for current conflicts in the Congo. Regardless, might this $13 trillion find transform Uganda into the wealthiest nation in the world? How might China play into this monetary resetting? Might this mark the emergence of a rapid escape from US dollar hegemony?

https://youtu.be/qLBD5i7LQbw

[$12.8 Trillion In Gold Deposits Discovered In Uganda](https://gsiexchange.com/12-8-trillion-in-gold-deposits-discovered-in-uganda/) Uganda just announced a major gold deposit worth $12.8 TRILLION! Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni recently announced the find in a speech at the UN General Assembly. This discovery has the potential to completely redefine everything in the global economy from the balance of geopolitical power to the foundation upon which the world’s monetary system is built. Think about it: there is a total of $2.07 trillion US dollars in existence. Uganda’s find is more than six times the amount of dollars in the world. However, this discovery takes place within the context of a few serious hurdles. Uganda has major outstanding loans to China. The US has sanctioned Uganda; much of the latter’s “conflict gold” is alleged to be a major source of funding for current conflicts in the Congo. Regardless, might this $13 trillion find transform Uganda into the wealthiest nation in the world? How might China play into this monetary resetting? Might this mark the emergence of a rapid escape from US dollar hegemony? https://youtu.be/qLBD5i7LQbw

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Kazakh ex-uranium boss released early after 10 years in jail for corruption A court in Kazakhstan on Tuesday (Mar. 3) freed the former head of the world's largest uranium producer, who is one of the country's best-known political prisoners, after a decade behind bars. Mukhtar Djakishev, 56, who led the state uranium giant Kazatomprom for over 10 years prior to his arrest on embezzlement charges in 2009, was considered a political prisoner by international rights groups. The decision of a court in the northeastern city of Semey to release Djakishev with less than four years of his 14-year sentence remaining came after appeals for early release were rejected last year and in 2018. (AFP Mar. 3, 2020)

Kazakhstan may reclaim some uranium mining assets from Joint Ventures with foreign companies Kazakhstan, the world's largest uranium producer, may take back some assets from the joint ventures it has set up in the nuclear sector, President Nursultan Nazarbayev said on Tuesday (Mar. 15). Some joint venture partners of state nuclear firm Kazatomprom "are not meeting their obligations", Nazarbayev said at a meeting with Kazatomprom Chief Executive Askar Zhumagaliyev, the president's office said in a statement. "In this regard it is necessary to either ensure that they (partners) meet their obligations or look into reclaiming those assets in the interests of our state," Nazarbayev's office quoted him as saying. It provided no details and Kazatomprom could not be reached for comment. Kazatomprom has joint ventures with French firm Areva, Canada's Cameco, Japan's Sumitomo Corp and Kansai Electric Power, several Russian firms including Rosatom and a few Chinese companies. Kazakhstan produced 23,800 tonnes of uranium last year. Kazatomprom's share of total output was 13,000 while its joint venture partners accounted for the remainder. (Reuters Mar. 15, 2016)