Mineworkers' Union vows resistance to Newmont

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• Alhaji London 9 years ago

  So with this kind of situation...what is the government doing in support of his people...because there is no way this kind of nonse is going to happen in any of the European countries....so I think before so called foriegn in ...
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  So with this kind of situation...what is the government doing in support of his people...because there is no way this kind of nonse is going to happen in any of the European countries....so I think before so called foriegn investers comes to invest,there should be a policy in support of the citizen.if the investers want to continue or going to abide with the policies then fine....and stop bordering ourselves with so called workers union......when are going to lean AFRICA STAND UP.....before we even relise our so called union leaders will be deceived by this investers by bribing them and the case becomes foolish case...FIRE BURN ALL AFRICAN LEADERS because they are useless.....

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• positive 9 years ago

  alhaji, be responsible, london is not heaven.

  alhaji, be responsible, london is not heaven.

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• The Mask 9 years ago

  Below is the mineral production in 1967:
  
  Gold (from Ashanti and Western Regions) --- 724,134 oz
  Diamond (from the Akyem in the Eastern Region) --- 2,633,527 ct
  Bauxite (from the Western Region) --- 333,458 mt
  Manganese ...
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  Below is the mineral production in 1967:
  
  Gold (from Ashanti and Western Regions) --- 724,134 oz
  Diamond (from the Akyem in the Eastern Region) --- 2,633,527 ct
  Bauxite (from the Western Region) --- 333,458 mt
  Manganese (from the Western Region) --- 596,572 mt
  
  (Source mining policy of Ghana)
  
  
  Value today:
  Gold --- $1400 per oz
  Diamond --- from $1500 to $150,000 per carat (Market price)
  Bauxite --- $150 per mt
  Manganese --- $450 per tonne
  
  Akyem districts make up more than half of the population of the Eastern Region.
  
  Even though today diamond production from Akyem has stopped temporarily Akyem districts must be given their fair share of projects. Discrimination against Akyems districts has been going on for at least the last forty years. A visit to the Akyem districts would indicate the poor state of districts: bad roads, poor infrastructure. The state of the districts is not reflective of the revenue they have contributed over the last 100 years.

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