William Clowes is a Bloomberg reporter specializing in mining and metals in Africa. With experience reporting from Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo, he covers a range of topics including boardroom battles, job cuts, and mining accidents. His work has been featured in various publications including Bloomberg News, The Washington Post, and Yahoo Finance.
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Gecamines gets bids from Mercuria, Trafigura for Tenke metal State miner is already selling copper from venture with CMOC
By: Hallie Gu, Celia Bergin, William Clowes, Julie Zhu Ben Werschkul
(Bloomberg) -- China has put three companies from the European Union at the center of its anti-dumping investigation into pork products from the bloc, the Commerce Ministry said on Thursday.
By: Nduka Orjinmo, William Clowes
Aliko Dangote has asked Nigeria to suspend imports of diesel and aviation fuel in a move that would hand his refinery a monopoly on their sale, the head of the country's regulatory agency said.
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First-half profit excluding some one-time items fell 18% to R6.5bn.
By: William Clowes
Anglo American Plc’s South African iron ore unit said the country’s new government is committed to grappling with logistics bottlenecks that are limiting exports, while acknowledging the problem could take several years to resolve.
Kumba said that profit in the first half of the year fell 26% to R7.1 billion ($389 million), compared to the same period in 2023, due to lower iron ore prices and sales volumes
By: William Clowes
Anglo American Plc's South African iron ore unit said the country's new government is committed to grappling with logistics bottlenecks that are limiting exports, while acknowledging the problem could take several years to resolve.
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