African Law & BusinessDippy Singh · 29 May 2026 at 12:44Read the full story on African Law & BusinessThe AIM-listed company, which focuses on discovering and developing copper deposits in Africa, has secured a settlement with numerous parties to end its legal battles in Zambia.
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