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P1332 East African eXploration Initiative (EAXI)

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Program Overview

The East African eXploration Initiative (EAXI) is a four-year regional geoscience program designed to improve understanding of the base metal and gold exploration potential of East Africa. Building on the success of the West African eXploration Initiative (WAXI), EAXI applies an integrated research and data-generation approach to reveal the geological “anatomy” of one of the world’s most prospective yet underexplored regions.

The program focuses on understanding metal transfer processes across the lithosphere by investigating the unique geological record of East Africa. EAXI’s initial focus is on the Archean Tanzania-Congo and Zimbabwe cratons, their bordering Paleoproterozoic to Neoproterozoic mobile belts (e.g., the Kuunga Orogen and the East African-Antarctic Orogen), and the influence of the East African Rift. EAXI 1 countries include Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi and Mozambique (+DRC), generating high-quality datasets and geological insights to support both industry and government-led exploration.

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Organisations interested in participating in or sponsoring the Amira P1322 EAXI Project are encouraged to register their interest. A proposal document is available on request.

For further information or to register your interest, please contact

Redeemina Bonnah

Redeemina.bonnah@amira.global

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Associated Researcher

Agate Project Ltd (Australia)


Mark Jessell

Cardiff University (UK)


James Lambert-Smith

CSIRO Mineral Resources (Australia)


Yoram Teitler

Curtin University (Australia)


Luc Doucet

Eduardo Mondlane University (Mozambique)


Professor Fátima Chaúque Nampete

Géosciences Environnement Toulouse (GET-OMP) (Toulouse, France)


Mathieu Benoit

French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development


Lenka Baratoux

Centre for Exploration Targeting


Nico Thébaud

The University of Western Australia


Quentin Masurel

Luis Parra-Avila

Dr Jianwei Zi 

Dr Isra Ezad

Universite De Lorraine


Aurélien Eglinger

Kansas State University


Brice Lacroix

Midlands State University


Antony Mamuse

University of Johannesburg


Axel Hofmann

Mines Paris


Jean-Louis Grimaud

Université Côte d'Azur


Dr. Guillaume Duclaux

University of Rwanda


Dr. Digne Edmond Rwabuhungu Rwatangabo

James Cook University


Ioan Sanislav