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According to the interim mines minister of Cameroon, the country is set to begin the construction of a railway line in August to connect its coast to a sizable iron ore deposit that spans its border with the Congo Republic. | Pulse Nigeria

YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroon will begin construction in August of a railway line connecting its coast to a large iron ore deposit straddling its border with Congo Republic, the interim mines minister said. | 07:50am

Cameroon will begin construction in August of a railway line connecting its coast to a large iron-ore deposit straddling its border with Congo Republic, the interim mines minister said. The central African country signed a deal with two China-linked companies in June 2021 to construct the railway, despite facing legal action from Australia's Sundance Resources.

The Australian miner claims Cameroon has awarded the Mbalam licence to a little-known company called Cameroon Mining

Sundance has been in dispute with authorities in Cameroon and Congo Republic over the fate of the Mbalam-Nabeba project.

Australia's Sundance Resources has referred its iron ore dispute with the government of Cameroon to international arbitration, the company said in a

Company said it is advancing plans to start international arbitration after the African country cancelled its Nabeba iron ore project in December.

By Reuters Staff (Adds details on Congo Iron, and extension of negotiation process with Cameroon) JOHANNESBURG, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Australia’s Sundance Resources Ltd said on Thursday it was advancing its plans to start international arbitration proceedings against Congo Republic after the African country cancelled its Nabeba iron ore project in December. Sundance, which delisted from the Australian Stock Exchange on Dec. 21, said arbitration proceedings would be conducted under International ...

Sundance Resources (ASX:SDL) set to delist amid African disputes Source: The West Australian SubscribeBe the first with the news that moves the market Sundance Resources (SDL) will delist from the ASX on December 21 amid ongoing disputes with the governments of Cameroon and Congo Permitting issues for the companys Mbalam-Nabeba Iron Ore Project, spanning the border of Cameroon and Congo, will require resolution If suitable terms cant be met with the governments in question, the cases will go to...