Tanami Gold CEO leaves as strategy is reviewed

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Tanami Gold managing director Graeme Sloan has left the company, after it announced that the development strategy for its Central Tanami project would be reviewed in light of its drilling success.

The gold miner told shareholders at last month’s annual meeting that the feasibility study for the Central Tanami project was nearing completion, with first production targeted for the third quarter of 2012.

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