African Copper appoints Paya to board

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Loss-making copper miner, African Copper has appointed former permanent secretary in the Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources Boikobo Paya to its board.

The London and Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) listed company owns the Mowana and Thakadu copper mines in the northeastern district.

In a statement pronouncing the board changes, the company also announce the appointment of Royd Corrans, currently a non-executive director of African Copper, as non-executive chairman of the copper firm, succeeding David Rodier who is retiring from the board.

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