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China
tightens stranglehold on rare earth minerals
By Peter Foster in Beijing, Telegraph, UK
Published: 11:35AM BST 02 Jun 2010
Mining rights for the 17 rare earth elements will now be
restricted to only a handful of Chinese state-controlled mining
companies, according to a draft proposal submitted this week for
approval to China’s State Council, or cabinet.
The move comes just six months after China - which produces 95pc
of the world’s rare earth metals - capped production levels for
2010 and imposed a moratorium on all new mining licenses until
June 30, 2011.
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10 former governors stole
$250 billion in three years
Nigeria, May 28, The Nation - Ten former
governors were yesterday fingered to have stolen
$250billion while in office in what ECOWAS said
represents the highest corruption index in Africa....More
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Benjamin Kumbuor is new Health Minister
Accra, Oct 14, Ghanadot -
The President, John Evans Atta Mills has nominated the Deputy
Minister of Health, Dr. Benjamin Kumbour for consideration by
parliament, to replace Dr. George Sipa Yankey as the substantive
Health Minister...More
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Spio-Garbrah in Ghana to meet NDC leaders for talks
Accra, Oct 14, Ghanadot - The Chief Executive Officer of the
Commonwealth Telecommunications Organization, Dr. Ekow Spio
Garbrah, has indicated his readiness to meet with the party’s
hierarchy in resolving the recent furore generated by his
comments ...More |
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China tightens stranglehold on rare earth minerals
Beijing, June 2, Telegraph, UK - Mining rights for
the 17 rare earth elements will now be restricted to only a
handful of Chinese state-controlled mining companies,
according to a draft proposal submitted this week for
approval to China’s State Council, or cabinet....
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