New Africa Mining - Short of original target
The second New Africa Mining Fund (NAMF) has raised well short of its original target of US$300m, probably because investors are still shying away from the risk inherent in very early-stage mining ventures....
Published By: Financial Mail - Thursday, 3 May, 2012
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