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HSP to remain the only local sightholder?

The cutting and polishing firm Hard Stone Processing (HSP) headed [...] (149 words)

Issue dated 21/04/2015

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Mining

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NAMIBIA
Benjamin Thobias
David Ndatipo
De Beers
Hard Stone Processing
James Auala
Seber Burhan
Thomas Schrakamp

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