Australian mine company to pay Mali junta $160 million
Australian mine company to pay Mali junta $160 million after its CEO and 2 employees were detained
Australia’s Resolute Mining says it will $160 million to Mali’s ruling junta to resolve a tax dispute, more than a week after the company’s CEO and two other executives were detained in the West Afric
Mali, a major African gold producer ... his colleagues followed an earlier case in which senior local staff members for a ...
Australia's Resolute Mining said on Monday that it would pay $160 million to Mali's government to help resolve a tax dispute after the West African country detained its CEO Terence Holohan and two ...
Australian gold miner has agreed to pay £127million to the Mali government to settle a tax dispute that led to the arrest of ...
Resolute Mining has reached a deal with Mali's military junta to pay $160 million in back taxes to secure the release of its ...
Last year, Mali rewrote its mining code to extract higher revenue from companies. A number of businesses have signed up to ...
Barrick Gold Corp. ABX-T chief executive Mark Bristow says the Canadian gold miner is prepared to fork over to Mali more than half of the economic spoils from mining in the country, as it ...
Mali demands $162 million from Resolute Mining ... The junta's demands on Resolute are not isolated. Barrick Gold has also come under scrutiny, with the government seeking $500 million in funds ...
Talks between Toronto-based Barrick and the authorities in Mali on how to implement new mining rules governing its Loulo-Gounkoto mining complex, one the biggest gold mines in Mali, have ...
The three British citizens are among seven executives of western mining companies to have been held in Mali in the past two ...
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