 Mission staff led by Mr Chikonde (second from left) closely following the presentation from ARM exective operations Mr Joubert (third from right). The other officials are Mr Simelane (first from right) and next to him is Vale senior project leader Renato Souza. |
ARM EXCITED WITH GOVT’s ASSURANCE ON WINDFALL TAX
AFRICA Rainbow
Minerals
(ARM-Copper)
chief executive
Dan Simelane
says the mining
company is
excited over the
government’s
pronouncement
that windfall
tax would not be
introduced on
mining companies
operating in
Zambia.
Making a
presentation at
the Zambian High
Commission
offices in
Pretoria on
Wednesday, Mr
Simelane, who
was in the
company of
Pierre Joubert,
chief operations
at ARM and Vale
senior project
leader Renato
Souza, said the
mining companies
were happy
following the
government’s
assurance that
windfall tax
would not be
imposed on the
mining companies
anytime soon.
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