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Nevsun unable to shed light on Eritrea

NEVSUN Resources has been unable to shed any light on its forced removal from exploration ground in Eritrea last month, with the company’s president John Clarke reportedly telling attendees at the Denver gold conference that he had been instructed by the Eritrean government to “show some patience”.

Michael Quinn

Nevsun unable to shed light on Eritrea

Despite the curious state of affairs, a Reuters report said Clarke was expecting some “facts in the very near future”, and that it would not be long before Nevsun was back drilling its key Bisha gold,...

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