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Mozambique Mining: Niassa reports more than 90kgs output of gold
Niassa province produced 93.1 kilograms of gold last year, 86.2 percent more than expected, AIM writes. Local authorities had thought only about 50 kilograms of the precious metal would be produced.
An economic balance sheet report from the provincial government indicates that the performance was due to improved information-gathering procedures, mitigation of the evasion of reporting by the artisanal miners and more rigorous inspection in the gold zone.
Gold, well-known as a symbol of wealth, is a metallic chemical element that barely rusts or discolors at all. source: O País, Club of Mozambique
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