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Central African Republic
Bangui wants to diversify with coltan

While the Central African Republic's main source of mining revenue - diamonds - is still under a partial export ban [...]

Published on 24/12/2019 at 04:30 GMT

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Bangui speeds up creation of mines police unit to obtain much-needed EU aid

A decree opening the way to the creation of a new unit to check on the security and legality of operations at the country's mines was issued a few days ago. Establishment of the new unit is a necessary condition for the release of a €6m aid payment by the European Union.

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Central African Republic
Bangui speeds up creation of mines police unit to obtain much-needed EU aid

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Bangui wants to finetune its mining strategy

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