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Sudanese Prime Minister Kamil Idris accused organized smuggling networks of threatening the country’s security and economic stability by smuggling gold, gum arabic and strategic goods to neighboring countries. He announced the formation of a joint force drawn from the police and security services to combat them, backed by vehicles, surveillance cameras and tougher legislation. He said the government would buy gold directly from miners at international market prices to curb sales outside official channels. The minister of minerals, meanwhile, said the number of people working in traditional mining had risen from two million before the war to around six million today.
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