Italy delays handover of Ilva steelworks to ArcelorMittal
Italy's new government has postponed its handover of the heavily polluting Ilva steel plant to ArcelorMittal by two and a half months to Sept.
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Ghana OKs AngloGold plan to reopen mine that battled illegal miners
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Glencore bets on South Africa as Ramaphosa promises revival
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