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Border controlThe last few years has pushed a new wave of resource nationalism, and it is likely to grow as global demand for critical minerals continues to push countries to protect their supplies

The last few years has pushed a new wave of resource nationalism, and it is likely to grow as global demand for critical minerals continues to push countries to protect their supplies

By Kelsey Rolfe

February 26, 2024

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Richard Williams used to talk up the benefits of investing in Tanzania. As the chief executive officer of Winshear Gold—formerly Helio Resources—recalled, the East African country had a lot going for it when his company acquired the SMP gold project in 2006.

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