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Paladin dismisses upcoming protest

NON-government groups unhappy at Paladin Energy’s corporate social responsibility undertakings have planned a demonstration near its Kayelekera uranium mine in Malawi, but Paladin does not expect the minor protest to have any material impact on operations.

Lauren Barrett
Paladin dismisses upcoming protest

In a statement, Paladin said it had been informed that two small local groups, Karonga Youth for Justice and Karonga Business Community, were proposing to hold a peaceful demonstration in the nearby town...

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