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2018
First mover in Zimbabwe hopeful risk will pay offBy:Creamer Media Contributing Editor Having taken on the risk this year of investing in two exploration projects in Zimbabwe, which is trying to reinvigorate interest in its mining industry, Johannesburg-headquartered integrated resources group Tharisa CEO Phoevos Pouroulis says the country’s mining environment is improving.
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