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Missing records of illegal gold purchases in Ghana raise concern – Duncan-Williams
Duncan-Williams said the situation raised questions about the effectiveness of Ghana’s laws and regulatory systems, particularly in relation to illegal mining and the gold trade.“The amount of illegal gold that they bought and they had records of it, but Ghana didn’t have a record of it,” Duncan-Williams said.
The General Overseer of Action Chapel International, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, has raised concerns over Ghana’s gold trade, claiming that some buyers have records of illegal gold purchases that are not reflected in Ghana’s official records.
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