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Mali Mining Firms Press On Despite Minister Killing, New Taxes

4/29/2026

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International mining firms say they will keep investing in Mali despite the defence minister’s killing and heightened supply-route risks.
The new mining code raises taxes and state equity, prompting firms to invest in southern mines.
Resolute says its Syama gold mine stays fully operational with no impact on staff safety, logistics or output.
Zijin and Ganfeng Lithium say they have armed security and are ready for any eventualities.

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International mining firms say they will keep investing in Mali despite the defence minister’s killing and heightened supply-route risks.
The new mining code raises taxes and state equity, prompting firms to invest in southern mines.
Resolute says its Syama gold mine stays fully operational with no impact on staff safety, logistics or output.
Zijin and Ganfeng Lithium say they have armed security and are ready for any eventualities.