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Kenya deal best for both parties

AVIVA Corporation says African Barrick Gold is in a much better position to establish Kenya's first gold mine after announcing a deal to sell its interests to the miner for $A20 million.

Kristie Batten
Kenya deal best for both parties

Aviva chief executive officer Lindsay Reed said ABG’s involvement added credibility to the project, which was in a new gold jurisdiction. Despite spending around $8 million on the gold and base metals...

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