Chamber of Mines holds forum on resource nationalism

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• OKOE 10 years ago

  YOU DID NOT TOUCH ON RESOURCE EXTRACTION AND THE ENVIRONMENT. WHY IS IT THAT WE HEAR OF ALL MANNER OF PERSONS FROM ALL SORTS OPENING MINING SPOTS ALL OVER THE PLACE WITHOUT SOMEONE FROM YOUR OUTFIT DOING ANYTHING TO CURB TH ...
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  YOU DID NOT TOUCH ON RESOURCE EXTRACTION AND THE ENVIRONMENT. WHY IS IT THAT WE HEAR OF ALL MANNER OF PERSONS FROM ALL SORTS OPENING MINING SPOTS ALL OVER THE PLACE WITHOUT SOMEONE FROM YOUR OUTFIT DOING ANYTHING TO CURB THESE PRACTICES. THIS IS WHAT YOU SHOULD BE TALKING ABOUT NOT JUST MONEY INTO YOUR POCKETS.

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• MENSAH 10 years ago

  If Ghana has one of the cheapest labour force in the world,I hardly understand why these foreign mining companies,always complain of a loss(processing the metal,in their countries),whilst Ghanaians could be trained and used i ...
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  If Ghana has one of the cheapest labour force in the world,I hardly understand why these foreign mining companies,always complain of a loss(processing the metal,in their countries),whilst Ghanaians could be trained and used in the same work at a cheaper rate?
  These miners are crooks,uncaring and exploitative.
  All they want is the metal,and not the knowledge Africans can acquire,in processing the metal,for our development/employment avenues.
  IF they are complaining of LOWER GOLD PRICE NOW,WHY DON'T THEY PROCESS THEM,AND WAIT FOR BETTER PRICE TIME,IF THE GOLD DOES NOT EXPIRES?
  Will they lose or gain?
  They are lying to us,because they take us as fool.
  Who knows God is preserving our natural resources from being taken by these callous,wicked foreigners,who come in the name of providing employment for us?
  I WOULD LOVE IT IF THE PRICE FALL EVEN LOWER,O SEND THEM HOME.

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