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Ghana Gold Board Explores Traceability Technology to Track Mined Gold Sources

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The Ghana Gold Board is exploring the adoption of traceability technology to track the sources of mined gold, signalling a state-led push toward supply-chain transparency in the mining sector. The development adds a technology dimension to the broader scrutiny surrounding Ghana's gold sector governance.

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