How SA could benefit at 2018 Mining Indaba Segment 03

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‘Investors have run scared from South Africa and potential new entrants into the marketplace have disappeared…because the rules of the game are so unclear’, says Chris Stevens, head of mining at Werksmans Attorneys.

5 Feb 2018 2PM English South Africa Business · News Jimmy Moyaha

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