Mining Indaba: Africa must shift to local mineral processing amid US trade aggression
Africa's leaders demand a shift from exporting raw resources to local beneficiation.
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De Beers seals sales and mining contract with Botswana
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Fertilizer group K+S says tariffs will challenge US farmers
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Resolute Mining CEO quits following detention in Mali
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US aluminum industry urges Trump to exempt Canada from tariffs
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INSIGHT: How two former employees are driving Mali’s hardball talks with Barrick
Two former Barrick executives helped drive Mali's demands for a payment of around $200 million from the Canadian miner, Reuters sources say.
