Earlier this month, soldiers swooped by helicopter into a vast mining complex in western Mali and made away with three tonnes of gold -- all done on the orders of the military government.

Governments seeking more revenue from mines operated by Australian, Canadian and French companies Imouraren Mana The Barron's news department was not involved in the creation of the content above.

B2Gold was among the first companies to negotiate a settlement with the Malian Government over its 2023 mining code.

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Canadian mining giant Barrick Gold has announced a suspension of its operations in Mali due to a protracted dispute with the country’s military government over alleged unpaid taxes. The company claims ...

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The resolution of a dispute in Mali could be crucial to how investors view West Africa, Barrick Gold chief executive Mark Bristow told Mining Journal at the Future Minerals Forum in Riyadh, Saudi ...