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• Eric 9 months ago

  Stop the deal, government should mine the lithium so we rep the full benefits, failure of our oil sector in mind

  Stop the deal, government should mine the lithium so we rep the full benefits, failure of our oil sector in mind

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• SA 9 months ago

  True, we should mine it ourselve, it is better than any deal, all the deals for gold, oil etc, are basically free giveaways, making other countries rich while we remain in poverty.

  True, we should mine it ourselve, it is better than any deal, all the deals for gold, oil etc, are basically free giveaways, making other countries rich while we remain in poverty.

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• Mineladder 9 months ago

  When you have fools like Razak ballah who has no brain only fooling and thinks he has the world at his stupid self

  When you have fools like Razak ballah who has no brain only fooling and thinks he has the world at his stupid self

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• Kiki 9 months ago

  Most of the so.called "benefits" that are touted to acrue to the state and communities are only replacement values...they merely replace what is taken, even at a much bigger loss to communities, considering the intergeneratio ...
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  Most of the so.called "benefits" that are touted to acrue to the state and communities are only replacement values...they merely replace what is taken, even at a much bigger loss to communities, considering the intergenerational and perpetual value of land. There are no new added value to the state and communities out of mining.
  
  Yes, let the global prices drop and dry out, we will be fine as a nation and communities without Lithium mining!

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• Obibini 9 months ago

  Npp government did not do a feasibility analysis before entering into negotiations on the lithium deal. The deal should be reviewed by the current administration before it goes to the parliament. Ghana is at a disadvantage fr ...
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  Npp government did not do a feasibility analysis before entering into negotiations on the lithium deal. The deal should be reviewed by the current administration before it goes to the parliament. Ghana is at a disadvantage from gold, manganese, oil and other minerals mined in the country because of such hasty negotiations. This time around, we should be more concerned about how much we can get.

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• Say it as it is 8 months ago

  I've sad it on many occasions that, this deal is the worse of all deals and government must not allow the deal to go to parliament as it Stands. It must be renegotiated. Ghana must have at least 50% if not then no deal and th ...
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  I've sad it on many occasions that, this deal is the worse of all deals and government must not allow the deal to go to parliament as it Stands. It must be renegotiated. Ghana must have at least 50% if not then no deal and the factory to process the lithium into final product must be in Ghana. Nothing less than that.
  Britain and USA have cut there aid we must also cut our aid to them. They are putting their country first so we must do the same

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• Chups 8 months ago

  This delay and renegotiation just highlights that investing in Ghana is risky. It's therefore a vicious circle where investors will insist on higher rewards to compensate the increased risk.

  This delay and renegotiation just highlights that investing in Ghana is risky. It's therefore a vicious circle where investors will insist on higher rewards to compensate the increased risk.

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• Say it as it is 8 months ago

  I beg to differ sir, it's better for these minerals to be left in the ground until we can extract them ourselves than to give them away for free now. We have been thrown scraps for far too long and it's about time we wake or ...
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  I beg to differ sir, it's better for these minerals to be left in the ground until we can extract them ourselves than to give them away for free now. We have been thrown scraps for far too long and it's about time we wake or sit up. Haba how long, and why shouid we worry about an investor who's aim is to take it all. Please let's do away with that mind set otherwise future generations will see us as stupid

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• Chups 8 months ago

  Ghana needs a fair deal yes but you also need action and to show Ghana is open to investment. Why would investors come to Ghana when they see delays and renegotiation?

  Ghana needs a fair deal yes but you also need action and to show Ghana is open to investment. Why would investors come to Ghana when they see delays and renegotiation?

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• Mr Russ 8 months ago

  Ghana doesn't have enough money or expertise to mine lithium, so you will have a long wait to get it out of the ground. It's a fair deal and if this current government wants to see any benefit from mining they should ratify.

  Ghana doesn't have enough money or expertise to mine lithium, so you will have a long wait to get it out of the ground. It's a fair deal and if this current government wants to see any benefit from mining they should ratify.

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