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4 Jul 2016

Tanzania: Analyst newly-discovered helium could ignite conflict if locals are evicted to pave way for exploitation

A team of researchers have discovered vast helium deposit that will "game-changer for the future security of society's helium needs." However, an analyst has warned that "this new deposit threatens to only further increase tensions between indigenous groups and the government; as development projects continue to infringe on ancestral lands"