Russia stake in biggest Zimbabwe platinum project deters backers
Development work on the Darwendale deposit began in early 2020, but operations at the project were soon halted because of a lack of capital.
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Move over: The women steering India’s electric vehicle drive
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About 3,000 workers laid off at Peru’s Las Bambas as mine shutdown drags on
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