Resolute Mining loses $500m after junta detains CEO in West Africa
A military junta has detained the CEO and two other executives of Australian gold miner Resolute Mining over a royalties dispute in the West African nation of Mali. Terry Holohan, CEO of West Australian-based Resolute, and two other staff were detained by Malian authorities on Friday following a meeting in the capital, Bamako.
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