Indonesia will start next week the trial of the head of the country’s second-biggest tin smelter over allegations that PT Koba Tin was involved in illegal mining in a protected forest. For full story, click here
The head of Indonesia’s second-biggest tin smelter, PT Koba Tin, has been detained for alleged illegal mining, For full story, click here
Crackdown on illegal mining is having a hefty impact on the tin industry, with two sub-contractors working for the archipelago’s second-largest tin miner, PT Koba Tin, on trial in Bangka for deliberately selling illegally-mined tin to the company. For full story, click here
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