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Fiji, Kiribati urged to stop phosphate exploration process on Banaba island

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Banabans on Rabi island are protesting against relocation due to phosphate mining. They want Fiji and Kiribati governments to stop an exploration process led by an Australian mining company to extract the remaining phosphate on Banaba island. Iakoba Jacob Karutake sent a letter to Centrex Limited managing director Robert Mencel approving the proposal.

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Fiji, Kiribati urged to stop phosphate exploration process on Banaba island

A spokesperson in a village on Rabi island is urging the Fiji and Kiribati governments to stop an exploration process led by an Australian mining company to extract the remaining phosphate on Banaba island.

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RNZ broke the news in New Zealand on Friday, August 25, 2023.
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