Mali, Mining

Australian gold company confirms arrest of CEO, 2 executives in Mali
The three executives reportedly were taken to a unit specializing in the fight against corruption and economic and financial delinquency, and were placed in police custody
Australia's Resolute Mining slumps after Mali detains CEO, two other employees
Shares of Australian gold miner Resolute Mining Ltd plunged 32% on Monday in their worst day in 16 years, after three of its employees including CEO Terence Holohan were detained by government officials in Mali.
Resolute Mining CEO Terence Holohan and executives detained in Mali as families wait for news
Three executives from Perth-based mining company Resolute Mining detained in Africa have not been harmed and are "being looked after," according to WA Premier Roger Cook.
3 executives of Australian gold miner arrested in Mali
Three executives from an Australian gold miner have been taken in police custody in Bamako, Mali to be questioned in a case of alleged forgery and damage to public property, people familiar with the matter confirmed.
Resolute Mining confirms CEO, two other employees detained in Mali
Australian gold miner Resolute Mining confirmed on Sunday that the company's CEO Terence Holohan and two other employees have been temporarily detained by government officials in Mali. The executives were in Bamako to hold discussions with the mining and tax authorities regarding general activities related to the company's business practices in Mali.
Australia’s Resolute Mining CEO, Executives Detained in Mali
Terry Holohan, chief executive officer of Australian gold miner Resolute Mining Ltd., has been detained by the military-controlled government of Mali in West Africa, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Mali junta detains 3 executives from gold mining firm Resolute
Three expat executives from Australian company Resolute Mining, which owns a gold mine in Mali, have been detained for questioning.
Resolute Mining executives detained in Mali
Resolute Mining Ltd (ASX:RSG, LSE:RSG) chief executive Terry Holohan and two other executives have been detained by authorities in the military-ruled African country of Mali.
Resolute Mining: CEO, Two Other Employees Detained in Mali by Government Officials
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Australia's Resolute Mining confirms CEO and two other employees detained in Mali
Australian gold miner Resolute Mining confirmed on Sunday that the company's CEO Terence Holohan and two other employees have been temporarily detained by government officials in Mali. The executives were in Bamako to hold discussions with the mining and tax authorities regarding general activities related to the company's business practices in Mali.
Mali Detains 3 Executives From Gold Mining Firm Resolute
Three expat executives from Australian company Resolute Mining, which owns a gold mine in Mali, have been detained for questioning, industry and judiciary sources told AFP on Saturday.
Gold mine executives detained in Mali warned of ‘tax audit’ issue two weeks ago
A “tax audit” ordered by the military-controlled government of Mali may be the reason the chief executive of Australian ...
Australian gold miner Resolute’s CEO, executives detained in Mali
The apparent detention of Terry Holohan and other company executives follows a number of arrests in recent weeks targeting ...
Barrick sees deal with Mali over new mining code before year-end
Barrick Gold, the world's No. 2 miner, is confident of concluding talks for a new mining code with Mali's junta-led ...
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New Mali Law Disastrous for LGBT People
Mali’s Transitional National Council passed a law on October 31 that makes homosexuality a criminal offense. The new ...
LGBTQ Nation14h
Mali lawmakers pass law to throw gay citizens in jail
Uganda’s Kill the Gays law, signed in 2023, is among the most notorious, imposing a death sentence for the crime of ...
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Why Ghana, Mali, others experience better electricity than Nigeria
The ANED official, who reaffirmed his position, claimed that because they pay for it, energy users in neighboring nations ...