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The South African Parallax

Without wanting to detract from South Africa’s superb rugby victory against England on Saturday, the investor perception of SA as a mining jurisdiction remains largely negative. It’s not the only factor that has driven the autumn shares sell-off of SA-focused juniors and developers listed in London, but it’s a factor that must be taken into account.

Richard Wachman in London
The South African Parallax

Even positive newsflow from the likes of Pan African Resources and Bushveld Minerals hasn't significantly moved their stock price needles. Pan African, you may recall, returned to healthy profit and restored...

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