Mali wins $160m in gold mining dispute after detaining British businessman
An Australian mining company, Resolute Mining, says it will pay Mali's military government $160m (£126m) to settle a tax dispute, after the company's British boss and two other staff were unexpectedly detained 10 days ago.
The settlement comes after Resolute’s chief executive, Terence Holohan, and two other employees were “unexpectedly detained” ...
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Australia’s Resolute Mining says it will $160 million to Mali’s ruling junta to resolve a tax dispute, more than a week after the company’s CEO and two other employees were detained in the West ...
Even some of her fellow tree-planters that day were to blame. Salimata Diabate, who took part in the ceremony last month, ...
The remaining United Nations mission in Mali will start leaving on Friday to bring an end to the 11-year-old peacekeeping ...
The son of one of Mali's top politicians says the country's ruling junta has arrested his father for criticizing the military ...
Resolute Mining CEO Terence Holohan and two other employees of the Australian company were still being detained in Mali on Thursday, two diplomatic sources there told Reuters. Resolute said on Sunday ...
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