Eight Gupta firms seek insolvency protection in South Africa
The Gupta brothers were accused of using their political connections to win state contracts and influence cabinet appointments
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This guy got rich on Congo mines until bribe probe put future on hold
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Rio to build power plant at Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia
Move would add further costs to an ongoing $5.3 billion underground expansion of the massive mine.
Zimbabwe resumes diamond sales, expects to auction 1.56 million carats
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