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Emmanuel Tetteh••371 words · 2 min read Adamus Resources is fighting back against the government's decision to revoke its mining leases, raising questions about the notification process.
Adamus Resources is challenging the government's revocation of its mining leases, claiming it was not formally notified of any breaches. The company
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