BHP eyes large-scale copper exploration in Zambia, mines ministry says
BHP is re-engaging with Africa launching exploration workshops across southern Africa, covering Zambia, South Africa, Namibia and Angola through early May.
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Codelco expects debt to rise as investments draw on cash flow
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Argentine judge orders halt to mining activity, road access near Vicuña’s copper project
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