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2016
Mali demands Randgold pay half of $80m tax claim before talksBy:TAX DISPUTE Mali's government ordered Randgold Resources on Monday to pay half the 46.89-billion CFA francs ($80-million) it says the London-listed miner owes it before opening talks about the remaining sum. The government last week closed the offices of companies controlled by Randgold, leaving three of its mines there operational.
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