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Central African Republic suspends Chinese mining company over alleged militia ties
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- The Central African Republic government has suspended a Chinese mining company for alleged ties to armed groups.
- Concerns over the company's connection to militias have led to the halting of its operations in the country.
- The decision reflects the government's stance on maintaining stability and security in the region.
The government of the Central African Republic suspended a Chinese mining company's operations in the country due to accusations of cooperating with armed militias. Daqing SARL, the Chinese company, was accused of various violations including intelligence with armed groups, illegal exploitation, and non-payment of taxes. The country has been in conflict since 2013, with rebel groups operating with impunity and hindering mining exploration by foreign companies.
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