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South Africa’s IDC to Sell Its Stake in Namibian Uranium Mine

Bloomberg Markets Friday 04 September 2026, 05:05 UTC By Arijit Ghosh 1 min read
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South Africa’s Industrial Development Corp. plans to sell its stake in a Namibian uranium project because the mine’s backers include Iranian and Russian entities.

South Africa’s Industrial Development Corp. plans to sell its stake in a Namibian uranium project because the mine’s backers include Iranian and Russian entities.
South Africa’s (LOCATION) Namibian Uranium Mine (ORG) Industrial Development Corp. (ORG) Namibian (ORG) Iranian (ORG) Russian (ORG)
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