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  1. A Chinese company is investing in lithium projects in Zimbabwe, while South African companies are also operating in the country's mining sector.

Africa hosts the first African lithium processing plant, a major development in the continent's mineral sector.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 27
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Africa hosts the first African lithium processing plant, a major development in the continent's mineral sector.

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