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Ghana’s Gold Trade Ban on Foreigners Sparks Applause — and Questions About Execution

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  • Small-scale miners hail move as overdue step to curb smuggling and reclaim market control
  • Analysts warn GoldBod must offer competitive pricing or risk driving trade further underground

Accra, Ghana – Ghana’s decision to bar foreign nationals from trading directly in its domestic gold market has been met with strong support from small-scale miners, while industry analysts caution that the reform’s success will hinge on pricing transparency and trust in the new state-led system.

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