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Faridatu Seidu••709 words · 4 min read A high-level meeting in Tianjin may change how Chinese mining firms operate in Ghana - but what was agreed?
Ghana's Lands Minister and China's Deputy Natural Resources Minister met in Tianjin to discuss mining cooperation.
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