Dysfunctional railway system killing mining

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• The mask 9 years ago

  The economy is hitting workers hard.
  
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• MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

  Jump start economic development with a new, reliable railway system; carrying passengers and freight from Navrongo to Accra, and all points in between.

  Jump start economic development with a new, reliable railway system; carrying passengers and freight from Navrongo to Accra, and all points in between.

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• Step Up 9 years ago

  If only our leaders (past and present) had concentrated on properly maintaining the "life line" infrastructures Kwame Nkrumah left behind for us instead of their concentration on looting from the coffers of the nation for the ...
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  If only our leaders (past and present) had concentrated on properly maintaining the "life line" infrastructures Kwame Nkrumah left behind for us instead of their concentration on looting from the coffers of the nation for their personal and selfish gains, we wouldn't be in this irreversible predicament.
  
  Misplaced priorities as usual. We get loans from world bank to be used to buy menstrual pads for school girls while such important infrastructures lay rotting away.
  
  Makes you scratch your head and go "SAY WHAT?!!!!!".
  
  Thieves and clueless leaders have sunk this nation deep>

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• kwaku 9 years ago

  The Awaso Mine is served by a rail branch line on the Western rail system, while Ghana Manganese Company Limited produces manganese from Nsuta -- a small town and the capital of Sekyere Central, a district in the Ashanti Regi ...
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  The Awaso Mine is served by a rail branch line on the Western rail system, while Ghana Manganese Company Limited produces manganese from Nsuta -- a small town and the capital of Sekyere Central, a district in the Ashanti Region. Nsuta is served by a station on the country’s national railway network.

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• Nana USA 9 years ago

  I'm appalled by your incorrect reportage. Nsuta-Manganese.
  The Nsuta - where we have the manganese - is a town next to Tarkwa in the Western Region. This Nsuta is not in the Ashanti Region as you reported. Check your facts ...
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  I'm appalled by your incorrect reportage. Nsuta-Manganese.
  The Nsuta - where we have the manganese - is a town next to Tarkwa in the Western Region. This Nsuta is not in the Ashanti Region as you reported. Check your facts before reporting! The public deserves the truth always.

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• Yaabah 9 years ago

  Since when was manganese transported from a town call Nsuta in the Ashanti region. Nsuta where the manganese is mine is from the western region near Tarkwa. Can you go check since when was the rail link from Tarkwa to Awaso t ...
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  Since when was manganese transported from a town call Nsuta in the Ashanti region. Nsuta where the manganese is mine is from the western region near Tarkwa. Can you go check since when was the rail link from Tarkwa to Awaso terminated and was vandalized by scrap dealers. And the same people blame the government of today.

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• Owusu 9 years ago

  Eurostar

  Eurostar

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• read it 9 years ago

  The Bosai Minerals Groups, a Chinese firm, acquired 80 percent shares of the Ghana Bauxite Company.
  I find it a bit to much. 60% would been a better choice.

  The Bosai Minerals Groups, a Chinese firm, acquired 80 percent shares of the Ghana Bauxite Company.
  I find it a bit to much. 60% would been a better choice.

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