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November 18, 2008
To the south and east, Rio Tinto majority-owned Rossing Uranium said on Monday that it was examining ways of extending the life-span of the uranium extraction project at Rossing in Namibia beyond the official estimate of 2021. The mine, which was originally scheduled to close last year, accounts for seven per cent of Namibia's gross domestic product, and employs about 360 people. Rio Tinto, through Rössing and its uranium mines in Australia, is the second-largest uranium producer in the world....
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