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Gold miner expands healthcare support for 2,700 residents

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A gold mining company expands its community healthcare outreach, providing free medical services and long-term support for 2,700 residents in host communit Read More: https://punchng.com/gold-miner-expands-healthcare-support-for-2700-residents/

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