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Prince Adu-Owusu••399 words · 2 min read Foreign-led illegal mining in Ahafo Region sparks outrage - but why are regulators failing to act?
Stakeholders in the Ahafo Region are voicing frustration over law enforcement's failure to stop illegal mining by foreign nationals.
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