Botswana has officially implemented new regulations requiring mining companies to allocate a minimum 24% stake to local investors in any new concession, in case the State chooses not to exercise its acquisition right. The announcement was made on October 10 by the Ministry of Minerals and Energy, marking a major step in the country’s strategy…...
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Mining sovereignty: Botswana imposes 24% local ownership in every new mine
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Congolese journalist with a passion for economics, finance, and culture. Dominique Mabika's field of expertise is audiovisual media. In this capacity, she hosts Le Grand Débat on Financial Afrik TV and leads the coordination of field reports, as well as the production of documentaries and interviews.
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