Ivanhoe Mines confirms link to Congo aide in copper corruption case
Ivanhoe struck a deal last year with Vidiye Tshimanga, a top aide to Congo’s President Felix Tshisekedi, the firm said in a statement on Dec. 14.
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Sigma Lithium begins Brazil mine plant commissioning
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Burkina Faso denies it paid Russian fighters with mine rights
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Signal Gold updates mineral reserves for Stog’er Tight deposit at Point Rousse
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OceanaGold receives permit for Haile gold mine expansion
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Taseko and Mitsui partner to develop Florence copper project
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