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Angola, United Kingdom
London schmoozes Luanda with mining investments

BP, the biggest British firm in Angola, is gradually disengaging from the country. London hopes it can remain on good terms with Luanda and secure supplies of strategic minerals for the UK by helping the country diversify its mining sector. [...]

Published on 01/02/2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Angola, United Kingdom
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Angola
Angolan lithium in the limelight

Angola
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United Kingdom
African critical minerals fever grips corridors of Westminster

South Africa
China's Jinchuan Group determined to finalise Bakubung platinum mine facilites

Angola, UAE
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Angola
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Angola
Chilean geologist steers Anglo American's quest for copper

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BP staff prepare for forced exit ahead of ENI merger

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