Featured Image: A Sudan sunset, 2012 Another busy couple of weeks in Camp Kangari, The UK and elsewhere is slowly opening Post-COVID-19 and we are organizing a temporary summer move to Lisbon, Portugal (watch this space for a joint Kangari/Spotlight Lisbon festa!). We are still being delayed for Africa trips, but we hope July brings […]
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LATAM Showdown and a Rio Wrist Slap
Drill season jukebox: There’s really not much Aussie music in my library… For those who lost a bit of their heritage this week, the best I can offer are: ‘The Cat Empire’ (More cowbell calls at 7:30) Featured Image: Rio Tinto were given permission to blast Juukan Gorge 1 and 2 under Section 18 of […]
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Tales from the Covid Bunker: Day 41
End of the world Jukebox: One of the things I miss most about living in Brighton is the novel live-music and social-drinking scene… Fuelled by superb bands like my friends at ‘The Captain’s Beard’. A ragtag bunch who inspire joyful dances at folk pubs and festivals on their weekends off from pludering and pillage. Here’s […]
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Tales from the Covid Bunker: Day 39
End of the world Jukebox: As the days go on and on… South African band Seether – Same Damn Life. I was really confused watching this video for the first time, I really thought there were 2 singers back-forthing the high and low lines in the verses… Featured image: Taken on a site vist in […]
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The Kangari African Review #1
A new fortnightly African Review from Tim Strong at Kangari Consulting KANGARI’S AFRICA ROUND-UP Whilst things are generally slow in the industry due to the COVID-19 outbreak there is still some (and by some, I mean minimal!) activity happening on the continent. Resolute Mining (ASX/LSE: RSG) has pledged US$1 million to the Government of their […]
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Tales from the Covid Bunker: Day 29
End of the world Jukebox: Mike Fox from The Prospector has taken our folk-country covers vibe and run away with it… Luther Wright and the Wrongs – Comfortably Numb Featured Image: The New Pacific Metals team at this year’s VRIC in Vancouver, always fun for a catch up! Hey! I think it might be a […]
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Tales from the Covid Bunker: Day 7
Header image: looking out over one of the biggest copper mines in the world, in the mining town of Bor, from Mundoro’s HQ. Housekeeping notes: With the cancellation of all of our overseas jobs for the foreseeable future… I’m waving a tin can around in the proverbial mining streets this week. I’ve launched a Patreon […]
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