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ON THE four-year anniversary of the plane crash that killed Sundance Resources’ board, chairman George Jones is more certain than ever that the company will bring the Mbalam-Nabeba iron ore project to fruition – even if it means selling a minority stake.
Sundance has suffered numerous setbacks over the years – from the June 19 2010 plane crash in the Republic of Congo to the failed takeover attempt by Hanlong Mining, which put the company in limbo for
