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Three plead not guilty in mining bribery case in Sierra Leone

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Published on: 09 October 2023
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Law360, London: Two former mining company executives and their alleged fixer pled not guilty to criminal charges in a London courtroom 6 October 2023 over allegations that they paid bribes to win contracts for their British mining business in Sierra Leone.

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