Ghana to scrap mining stability pacts, double royalties

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• Agbeli Kumordziì 1 month ago

  The foreigners thinks that Africans don't need money so when they come to Africa they want to make billions of dollars and give few pennies to the right owners of the land which is bullshit
  Ghana needs to take of the the mi ...
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  The foreigners thinks that Africans don't need money so when they come to Africa they want to make billions of dollars and give few pennies to the right owners of the land which is bullshit
  Ghana needs to take of the the mining of gold bauxite diamonds lithium by ourselves keep the profits in our economy
  Look at the mining communities in Ghana looks like a fishing village because of the mafia foreigners trying to control Africa

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• Benji 1 month ago

  Good for Ghana. Let's get more from our resources and develop the country.

  Good for Ghana. Let's get more from our resources and develop the country.

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• Kofi Atta 1 month ago

  Mr Tanoh just make your laws and keep quite.
  Goldfields in the early 90s reduced investment in South Africa and invested in Ghana at the expense of their home country
  Anglo sold mines in SA to start Obuasi mine
  Multinat ...
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  Mr Tanoh just make your laws and keep quite.
  Goldfields in the early 90s reduced investment in South Africa and invested in Ghana at the expense of their home country
  Anglo sold mines in SA to start Obuasi mine
  Multinational go where they think they will make money.Ghana just needs to make sure we get the right benefits
  What about the local content fiasco of Heath Goldfields.A local content company that flouts mining and labour laws .
  Please help us get responsible investors foreign and local
  We know why you left Goldfields and bear a grudge.

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• SA 1 month ago

  Useless and silly arrangements to attract investors, no wonder we have galamsaye, illegal minng all over the country, silly and corrupt leaders giving away our minerals for nothing since independence.

  Useless and silly arrangements to attract investors, no wonder we have galamsaye, illegal minng all over the country, silly and corrupt leaders giving away our minerals for nothing since independence.

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• Ken 1 month ago

  How much are small scale and Galamsey miners paying to the State for the wanting destruction of the environment.
  The day we run our state institutions property no foreign firms will come in
  We collapsed GIHOC State Gold Mi ...
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  How much are small scale and Galamsey miners paying to the State for the wanting destruction of the environment.
  The day we run our state institutions property no foreign firms will come in
  We collapsed GIHOC State Gold Mining Corporation P and T etc
  MTN foreign companies making money in that space
  I forgot Ghana Airways .
  We as a nation are our own enemies
  Not only Ghana.DRC Zambia Zimbabwe South Africa are examples of what not to do in mining .

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• Ben Asiedu 1 month ago

  Good news How are we going to attract investment in the Gold sector!
  We need massive exploration and investment in Sulphide Ore Bearing Gold Resources in Ghana.
  Main reason Adamus Bogoso Prestea and Konogo area struggling t ...
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  Good news How are we going to attract investment in the Gold sector!
  We need massive exploration and investment in Sulphide Ore Bearing Gold Resources in Ghana.
  Main reason Adamus Bogoso Prestea and Konogo area struggling to mine Gold
  The small scale sector is not suistainable to support the sector
  How do we compete with Cote D'Ivoire Guinea Mali Burkina Faso Senegal Namibia DRC etc to attract gold investment?
  Let's not look at only short term benefits but increase the commodities and volumes of other minerals in Ghana.
  What if Gold price reduces?

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