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Mining Today: Kazera Global collects first Hebei settlement payment, Shuka Minerals, Arc Minerals, Panther Metals

Exploration progress dominated the small-cap mining tape, with drill results from Zambia to Botswana to Ontario driving gains across the board, while Kazera Global's long-running Namibian settlement dispute finally produced cash in hand.

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Exploration progress dominated the small-cap mining tape, with drill results from Zambia to Botswana to Ontario driving gains across the board, while Kazera Global's long-running Namibian settlement dispute finally produced cash in hand. All four stocks covered here traded higher on the day.

Kazera Global banks first Hebei settlement tranche

Kazera Global (LON:KZG) confirmed that subsidiary Aftan has received an initial $500,000 payment from Hebei into its Namibian bank account, marking the start of Hebei's performance under the settlement agreement between the parties. The receipt of funds draws a line under uncertainty over whether the deal would translate into actual cash flow, and the shares responded with an 11.111% gain to 1.5p.

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Shuka strikes zinc in untested Kabwe ground

Shuka Minerals (LON:SKA) reported zinc mineralisation from its first two drill holes into previously undrilled northerly zones at the Kabwe project, with grades peaking at 22.80%. The results extend the known orebody roughly one kilometre north of the main drilling area, pointing to a larger resource footprint than previously mapped. Shares slipped 2.041% to 2.4p despite the positive assay data.

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Arc Minerals sets August start for Botswana drilling

Arc Minerals (LON:ARCM) confirmed a drilling programme in Botswana will begin in August, following what chief executive Rémy Welschinger described as "significant progress in the second quarter across both Botswana and Zambia." The scheduling update gives investors a concrete near-term catalyst on the exploration calendar, and the shares climbed 9.091% to 0.6p.

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Panther Metals expands Wishbone VMS discovery

Panther Metals (LON:PALM) reported sulphide mineralisation across two further drill holes at its Wishbone VMS prospect, reinforcing chief executive Darren Hazelwood's characterisation of the target as "a large-scale VMS system." The consistency of sulphide intersections across multiple holes builds the case for a genuine volcanogenic massive sulphide system at depth, with shares advancing 3.846% to 135.0p.

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