GIADEC, partners seal US$60 million deal to develop Nyinahin Bauxite Project

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• kofi 1 month ago

  Same digging of raw sand and ship it away to create jobs somewhere.
  Mad people

  Same digging of raw sand and ship it away to create jobs somewhere.
  Mad people

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• Kwame panin 1 month ago

  Look at Awaso and its surroundings. From the 1940s bauxite has been mined and raw bauxite is shipped around the world. Alcan and Rio Tinto toyed with the refinery idea but never got to fruition. The Aluminium industry requ ...
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  Look at Awaso and its surroundings. From the 1940s bauxite has been mined and raw bauxite is shipped around the world. Alcan and Rio Tinto toyed with the refinery idea but never got to fruition. The Aluminium industry requires better planning.

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• Alfred 1 month ago

  Is there plans to put up bauxite processing plant in Ghana to transform the bauxite to alumina (aluminum oxide) to feed Valco Aluminum factory (VALCO) who import alumina, their raw material from outside Ghana?

  Is there plans to put up bauxite processing plant in Ghana to transform the bauxite to alumina (aluminum oxide) to feed Valco Aluminum factory (VALCO) who import alumina, their raw material from outside Ghana?

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• William W. Ame 3 weeks ago

  GIADEC's role is actually not clear: Aluminium development is a meaningless term when scrutinized the stated function of exploration and commercialization in this article. In my humble view, The name of GIADEC deciphered conv ...
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  GIADEC's role is actually not clear: Aluminium development is a meaningless term when scrutinized the stated function of exploration and commercialization in this article. In my humble view, The name of GIADEC deciphered conveys production of Aluminium from bauxite through alumina to its use in manufacturing. Anything short of this meaning is a nothing but a SINK HOLE LIABILITY, created by its designers to waste money on useless and unproductive ventures. The signs of wasteful spending on lazy beaureucrats and technocrats are already manifestly at work. Stop the exploitation of Ghanaian labour on these unfriutful entity.

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