Mozambique
An ANC celebrity in tantalum
The chairman of a South African company with ties to the African National Congress is the director of a British company working the Marropino mine.
South Africa
Lafarge bets on women
The French cement manufacturer Lafarge has sold some of its activity to a black consortium which is 40% owned by the women’s’ investment company Peotona Group Holdings and 60% by mining company Motjoli Resources. [...]
Published on 29.07.2006 at 10:00 GMT
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