Ghana's mining law reforms good, but a 'double-edged knife' - Mining consultant

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Truth Table 1 month ago

For your eternal peace, call on the Son of God.
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For your eternal peace, call on the Son of God.
ONLY Jesus saves
Antwi 1 month ago

Good
Ghana's mining laws is biased towards only towards Gold Advanced mining countries mine other minerals.
To create more economic develop and employment for Ghana we need policies to encourage investments .
Lithium Man ...
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Good
Ghana's mining laws is biased towards only towards Gold Advanced mining countries mine other minerals.
To create more economic develop and employment for Ghana we need policies to encourage investments .
Lithium Manganese Bauxite Graphite Iron Ore etc will generate more jobs and also make the sector Botswana depended only on Diamonds and with the low prices for past 4 years economy struggling.South Africa which mines platinum is enjoying once the gold production reduced Other minerals are mined too creating massive employments
New laws must favour suistainable benefits for everyone.Gold alone cannot solve our economic development needs
What if Gold prices drop in done few years please ask Ashanti Goldfields Corporation.Small scale mining production needs to be replaced by big mined backed with massive investment .
We live in a competitive Gold sector Guinea Cote D Ivoire opening new mines and attracting huge exploration .
Ghana is lagging behind
Laws must be balanced for all
Agbeli Kumordziì 1 month ago

Nationalized all mines in Ghana is the solution

Nationalized all mines in Ghana is the solution
OPPONG 1 month ago

KENNEDY AGYAPONG, OUR MAN IN NPP. SAVE NPP. THE PARTY HAS BECOME SO UNATTRACTIVE. DELIVER NPP FROM THE AKYIM AND AKWAPIM MAFIA, FROM THE CURRENT VINDICTIVE , DISRESPECTFUL LEADERSHIP.

KENNEDY AGYAPONG, OUR MAN IN NPP. SAVE NPP. THE PARTY HAS BECOME SO UNATTRACTIVE. DELIVER NPP FROM THE AKYIM AND AKWAPIM MAFIA, FROM THE CURRENT VINDICTIVE , DISRESPECTFUL LEADERSHIP.
Densu 1 month ago

Oppong, stop this Akim mafia thing. I am an Akim and also suffered under the Akuffo Addo ,bawumia led government. Amoabeng is from Kukurantumi and yet, they collapsed his bank. All Akims suffered under that government.

Oppong, stop this Akim mafia thing. I am an Akim and also suffered under the Akuffo Addo ,bawumia led government. Amoabeng is from Kukurantumi and yet, they collapsed his bank. All Akims suffered under that government.
Ck 1 month ago

I agree with you Densu

I agree with you Densu
Anokye Charles 1 month ago

We collapsed State Gold Mining Corp
GIHOC Valco etc
Hope we don't repeat past mistakes.
We live in a competitive world now .Ghana is not the only country looking for investment.
So many countries mining .

We collapsed State Gold Mining Corp
GIHOC Valco etc
Hope we don't repeat past mistakes.
We live in a competitive world now .Ghana is not the only country looking for investment.
So many countries mining .
David Antoh 1 month ago

Success story of nationalisation of mines factories etc very low worldwide.
What is Ghana going to do differently.
Mining is very capital Investment so investors want returns .

The yearly investment in Ghana is very l ...
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Success story of nationalisation of mines factories etc very low worldwide.
What is Ghana going to do differently.
Mining is very capital Investment so investors want returns .

The yearly investment in Ghana is very low We need
Investment in mining manufacturing Agriculture etc to create economic development and jobs .
How will Ghana get the money is the question.
Aziz 1 month ago

iMF and loans are the bedrock of our economy.Saw an ari cc le ADB loan to help develop markets.
This shows we don't have money for big projects in Ghana.
Private public partnership needed.

iMF and loans are the bedrock of our economy.Saw an ari cc le ADB loan to help develop markets.
This shows we don't have money for big projects in Ghana.
Private public partnership needed.

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