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Ghana, China agree to tighten crackdown on illegal mining

Ghana and China have agreed to deepen cooperation to tackle illegal mining, with both sides committing to ensure that Chinese companies and nationals operating in Ghana comply fully with the country’s laws.
Mr Buah said the cooperation would provide a framework for dealing with Chinese nationals involved in illegal mining while promoting responsible participation in Ghana’s mining industry.
He added that Chinese nationals found to have breached Ghana’s laws would face sanctions in Ghana, with Chinese authorities also expected to take action against their nationals.
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