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Cameroon Tries to Get Child Miners Back to School

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[VOA] Kambele, Eastern Cameroon -- Authorities in Cameroon say they are attempting to remove thousands of children working in gold mines along the country's eastern border. Some of the children were displaced from the Central African Republic because of violence there and dropped out of school to mine gold for survival.

Source: allAfrica.com

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