Namibia's Brandon Munro updated conventional uranium mine developer Bannerman Energy on the company's progress as construction commences on the Etango project. Brandon talks about the planning, pre-construction activities that have begun, recent financing as part of the construction finance package, market conditions, Bannerman's contract book strategy, energy policy in Australia, energy quality, community work and NGO management, and more. #Uranium #Shares #Investing #Africa #Energy #Climate #Bannerman #Munro #Etango #Mining #Nuclear #BMN

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