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Malawi: Malawi Banks On Songwe Hill Rare Earths to Plug Fiscal Gap
Malawi's mining minister, Thoko Tembo, has been shown projections indicating the Songwe Hill rare earths project could generate $1.91 billion in total economic benefits over its mine life. This potential revenue is seen as a significant boost for Malawi, one of the world's poorest economies.
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