So says the AFR:
If iron ore from the Simandou mountains ever reaches the Atlantic Ocean, the Chinese, Singaporean, French and Anglo-Australian proponents of the scheme will have earned a celebratory drink.
As they clink their champagne glasses at their new Morebaya river port and marvel at their successful funding and building of a 550km railway through a politically instable nation without catching the ebola virus, the Simandou partners might find a big part of their proverbial lunch has already been eaten.
