Simandou: Is Africa’s biggest mining project finally ready to go?

By AfricaPost February 11, 2024181 views

Exploitation of the Simandou iron ore reserves has long been held up by conflicting ownership claims, coups and legal challenges. Could mining finally be about to begin?

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