Leonardville youth group welcomes green light for in-situ uranium project

November 10, 2026

The Leonardville Youth Empowerment Group has welcomed Cabinet’s decision allowing the in-situ leach recovery project in Leonardville to move forward, saying it could create much-needed jobs and economic opportunities for the community. In a public statement, the group said the town had faced prolonged unemployment, with many young people struggling to find work despite having the necessary education and skills. The group called on project developer Headspring to engage openly with the community and ensure that residents benefit through employment, skills development and business opportunities. Future Media News caught up with the Chairperson of the group, Anton Geinub.

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