We have never mined in the Tano Nimri Forest Reserve - Akonta Mining 'fights' back

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• Addo 8 months ago

  You will talk true very soon.

  You will talk true very soon.

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• Kofi 8 months ago

  You might have,but were you doing the right thing

  You might have,but were you doing the right thing

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• Ataa Obeng site 19 Tema 8 months ago

  Mr. Minister over to you, all evidence must be published for the public to know the truth

  Mr. Minister over to you, all evidence must be published for the public to know the truth

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• We are NPP 8 months ago

  I am expecting Ghanaians to know better by now that my people NPP are very crafty and treacherous in cooking up lies. NPP we are master propagandist party.
  Remember the MASTER CRAFTY MAN Dr Bawumia. Even as a failed hype eco ...
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  I am expecting Ghanaians to know better by now that my people NPP are very crafty and treacherous in cooking up lies. NPP we are master propagandist party.
  Remember the MASTER CRAFTY MAN Dr Bawumia. Even as a failed hype economist, he turned out to become an IT expert as Vice President. He never stopped lying to Ghanaians to vote for him to continue the mischievous legacy of Akufo Addo

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• Citizen vigilante 8 months ago

  Now is over to the minister ,he should bring evidence, we don't want any political witch hunting like how it happend during the first term of this president only to pay judgement depth

  Now is over to the minister ,he should bring evidence, we don't want any political witch hunting like how it happend during the first term of this president only to pay judgement depth

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• Yaw Manu 8 months ago

  I find it inappropriate for the minister to get directly involved. He should leave this to the appropriate regulatory bodies to handle such an issue.

  I find it inappropriate for the minister to get directly involved. He should leave this to the appropriate regulatory bodies to handle such an issue.

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• Pouv : Corpus Christi 8 months ago

  Beggars belief and common sense, where a company is alleged to have broken the law by mining in a forest reserve ( an illegal act) there is no supporting evidence or arrests made, but the minister rather revokes the license o ...
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  Beggars belief and common sense, where a company is alleged to have broken the law by mining in a forest reserve ( an illegal act) there is no supporting evidence or arrests made, but the minister rather revokes the license of the mining company. Where is the sense in this?

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