Central African Republic government suspends Chinese mining company for alleged ties to armed groups
- The Central African Republic government has halted a Chinese mining company's activities for alleged collaboration with armed groups.
- Daqing SARL, a Chinese mining firm in the country, faces accusations of illegal activities like supporting armed groups and tax evasion.
- Operations of Daqing SARL were in Mingala, a town with ongoing conflicts between the national military and an anti-government armed faction.
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BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) -- The government of the Central African Republic suspended a Chinese mining company's operations in the country, accusing it of cooperating with armed militias, a government decree said.
Central African Republic government suspends Chinese mining company for alleged ties to armed groups
By JEAN FERNAND KOENA Associated Press BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) — The government of the Central African Republic has suspended a Chinese mining company’s operations in the country over alleged ties to armed militias. The government accused the Chinese mining company Daquing SARL of “intelligence with armed groups, illegal exploitation, illegal introduction of foreign subjects into mining areas, non-payment of taxes and lack of activ…
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Central African Republic government suspends Chinese mining company for alleged ties to armed groups
The government of the Central African Republic has suspended a Chinese mining company's operations in the country over alleged ties to armed militias.
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