China keen to invest in SAfrica mines
JOHANNESBURG/NEW YORK (Reuters) - South Africa's mines minister said on Wednesday China had shown strong interest in investing in the African country's mining sector, and reassured investors there were no plans to nationalise mines. Full Article
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