Tanzania could hold the worlds solution to ending the fear of helium shortage. After the discovery of over 54 billion cubic feet of the gas in Lake Rukwa.
Hannane Ferdjani and Robert Kodingo talk to Peter Barry, a Geochemist at the University of Oxford about the find.
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