Ghana's mineral royalty revenue doubles to GH¢7.82 billion in nine months - MIIF

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  • Dr. Richard Gamasu (Atl. GA.) 1 day ago

    Prz. Nana Akufo-Addo was right after all; Y3ti sika su, nsu y3 br3". Ghana is endowed with all this wealth, but politicians amass the wealth and leave the citizens dry. Congratulations to the NDC by showing us the way.

  • Olalaa 1 day ago

    This is pittance. Ghana needs to renegotiate and increase the royalties progressively to 50+%. After the investors recoup their capital, we should have a larger share instead of the token we are currently getting. This mod ...
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  • Blue Pen 1 day ago

    All at the expense of our rivers, forests, farmlands and even roads, bridges and houses.

  • Adjetey 1 day ago

    Great .let put the money into good use.

  • Ragazzi 1 day ago

    Remember 50% of this revenue would have gone to some shadowy "investors" if Martin Amidu didn't k!ll the Agyaapa deal.

  • Yao 1 day ago

    At what cost? Destruction of forests and water bodies. You guys are not thinking about the future generations!

  • AK 1 day ago

    Stop this pontification and pay workers their worthy salaries. COCOBOD is looking for money to pay cocoa farmers. Just give the money to COCOBOD. Or give it to GOLDBOD to use it to defray part of their losses. Enough of the s ...
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  • MAJORITY AND CONTROLLING STAHEHOLDING IS THE WAY, AND NOT RUBBISH FCUKING ROYALTIES! 16 hours ago

    A "9-DAY" RECOVERY IN GHANA IS NO RECOVERY! IS JINAPOR REALLY EDUCATED? BOOK-LONG EDUCATION! CRUDE OIL PRODUCED IN GHANA BELONGS TO FOREIGN BUSINESSES AND THEIR FOREIGN BANK ACCOUNTS, NOT GHANA'S.

    OVER 90% OF THE CRUDE OIL ...
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