Job losses loom as delay in ratification of Atlantic Lithium deal continues

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• John the Don 1 year ago

  This article speaks the truth, the delay is costing more than just jobs, the community is at stake here!

  This article speaks the truth, the delay is costing more than just jobs, the community is at stake here!

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• Korbla 1 year ago

  Rented press!!. The long term interest of the country is what matters. Why do you start work without ratification from parliament

  Rented press!!. The long term interest of the country is what matters. Why do you start work without ratification from parliament

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• Joseph 1 year ago

  Atlantic Lithium have completely bent over backwards to assist all who have come to them for assistance. The useless Government are showing just why investment is not made in Africa. Why they do not just get on with it and le ...
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  Atlantic Lithium have completely bent over backwards to assist all who have come to them for assistance. The useless Government are showing just why investment is not made in Africa. Why they do not just get on with it and let AL build the mine is nothing short of an embarrassment and the promises made to the AL are worth nothing.

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• God is Great 1 year ago

  We should not ratify so fast. The agreement purports to give rights in lithium and associated minerals. Includes Tantalum which is worth trillions of dollars!

  We should not ratify so fast. The agreement purports to give rights in lithium and associated minerals. Includes Tantalum which is worth trillions of dollars!

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• Asamoah 1 year ago

  ‘So fast’?! Our Parliament have already sat on this for 12 months. How much time and how many job losses come with us now not ratifying ‘so fast’?

  ‘So fast’?! Our Parliament have already sat on this for 12 months. How much time and how many job losses come with us now not ratifying ‘so fast’?

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• Kwame Pee 1 year ago

  Our parliament should not rush on any new deal if they feel suspicious until the next government in 2025. Going forward all our new minimal agreements should be BOT or 70% to Ghana against 30% to the investors. We can not ...
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  Our parliament should not rush on any new deal if they feel suspicious until the next government in 2025. Going forward all our new minimal agreements should be BOT or 70% to Ghana against 30% to the investors. We can not make the same mistakes while the country is sinking in debt.

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• Asamoah 1 year ago

  70%?
  See the NRGI report where the proposed take is 58% which exceeds the next most favourable take by a country of 52%.
  We’ll never get future international investors if we insist on asking for a lot more than they have ...
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  70%?
  See the NRGI report where the proposed take is 58% which exceeds the next most favourable take by a country of 52%.
  We’ll never get future international investors if we insist on asking for a lot more than they have to give in other countries. They’ll just go there and our debt problem will not get solved, it will get worse.

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