Exceptional projects, people & governments working together for mutual benefit.

 

Africa is the Richest Continent

However, its rich resources have not brought financial wealth to African countries and people.  It is time to change that.  African Mutual Resources is proud to introduce technology that will put financial control of African resources back into the hands of Africans and ensure fair dealing and market prices in global transactions.

 

The future potential of African resources.

Blockchain technology, making trust automatic in business and trade.

Current Projects

Mining Tenement Listing & Advice

We look to acquire up to a 50% position in various mining tenements such as coal, nickel, lithium and gold.

Although not limited to these commodities We have acquired 50% of a coal tenement and is under discussion with various gold tenements.

We have held discussions with two Nigerian State Governors to assist the respective states in their Nickel mining ventures. AMR has a relationship with a listed Nickel Mining company that will also provide specialist advice if required.

Gold Supply Chain

Gold supply chain management through the implementation of Blockchain technology. This project has already commenced and the first of many gold settlements are imminent.

Solar Electricity

AMR management has had several discussions with interested parties to roll out residential solar electrical supply, again utilising Blockchain in the supply chain. This project envisages the establishment of a Nigerian business that enables affordable solar power to housing.

AMR is in final discussions with the owner of a company that currently provides solar services to the Philippines to become AMR’s joint venture partner in the establishment of a Nigerian incorporated company to roll out the business initially in Nigeria and thereafter to other African countries.

Media Coverage

 

Australian coy to assist Nigeria check illegal mining

News Agency of Nigeria - 20th December 2017 | ​ By Cecilia Ologunagba

An Australian Company, Africa Mutual Resources, has solicited the support of Federal Government on “Blockchain Technology” to track illegal mining in the country.

Blockchain is a distributed database created by blockchain technology which fundamentally has different digital backbone.

The Chairman of the company made the call when he led a delegation on a courtesy visit to the Managing Director of News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Mr Bayo Onanuga, on Monday in Abuja.

AMR’s Chairman said Nigeria was losing huge amount of money to illegal mining, especially illegal mining of gold.

He added that “blockchain technology would help the country to transform the way business was done.

It would help to bring an end to the activities of illegal miners.

“We have already presented this technology to Federal Government and we hope it would partner with us to restore investors’ confidence in the sector.”

He urged NAN to help the company to disseminate information on the new technology.

Responding on behalf of Onanuga, Alhaji Idris Abdulrahman, the acting Editor-in-Chief, said NAN would help to disseminate the information for the company.

He said “we appreciate the involvement and talks with the Federal Government, especially in the mining sector.

“Nigeria, which relied on oil as mainstay of its economy, is diversifying into other areas.

“The Federal Government is placing emphasis on mining sector, especially on gold.

​“Gold is a mineral we must tap to boost revenue in this country; we appreciate your efforts to further boost our economy.

“NAN has many platforms which it can use to help you to propagate your mission in Nigeria.” (NAN)

Article Link: https://www.nan.ng/business/australian-coy-assist-nigeria-check-illegal-mining/