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In November, Mali invited Resolute Mining's CEO to Bamako to resolve a tax dispute. He was arrested immediately after the meeting, with Mali demanding the company pay a $160-million tax bill. After its boss spent 10 days enjoying the hospitality of Mali’s military rulers, the company paid in full.
Mar 18, 2025, 8:42 AM
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