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Mahama Defends Gold Export Restrictions, Eyes Wider Mineral Processing

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Mahama Defends Gold Export Restrictions, Eyes Wider Mineral Processing

Ghana plans to extend limits on raw mineral exports to bauxite, manganese, iron ore and lithium by 2030 as it seeks to retain more foreign exchange and expand domestic processing

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  1. Day 1 Sun, 1 Nov Mahama Defends Gold Export Restrictions, Signals Ban on Raw Mineral Exports by 2030 First reported by High Street Journal · 3 newsrooms · you're reading this
  2. Day 2 Mon, 2 Nov Restriction of gold exports was vital to ensuring Ghana derives maximum benefit from its mineral wealth - Mahama Reported first by 3News

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