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Ominous news emerges out of Mali

MINERS operating in Mali may now have to contend with ownership of just 65% of their projects after a law was signed giving the state and domestic investors the right to take up stakes of up to 35%.

Ominous news emerges out of Mali

According to a Bloomberg report, Assimi Goita, the head of the junta that led the 2020 Mali coup d'etat, has this week signed into law the new mining code. "The new mining law's promulgation is part...

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