Kumba resumes divvy thanks to stronger iron ore prices in first half
Shareholders hadn’t received dividends since 2015, when iron ore fell below $40 a tonne amid a global crash in commodity prices.
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"Suspected corruption in the conduct of business in the Republic of Guinea by the Rio Tinto group, its employees and others associated with it."
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Acacia Mining now hit with $190 billion tax bill in Tanzania
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World’s top diamond miner Alrosa output up 14% in first half of 2017
The Aikhal division accounted for more than a third of the company’s total output in the period, having extracted 6.9-million carats of rough diamonds – a 26% year-on-year increase.
