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African Minerals Sierra Leonean port, rail lease

African Minerals Projects
Publishing Date
20 Nov 2008 3:21pm GMT
Issue/Supplement
14/11/08
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AFRICAN Minerals Ltd has agreed a lease for the Pepel deep-water port and Pepel- Marampa-Tonkolili railway with the government of Sierra Leone. The lease extends for 99 years, or the economic life of the company's planned Marampa and Tonkolili iron-ore mines, and is then renewable for a further 45 years.

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