Ghana's mining law reforms good, but a 'double-edged knife' - Mining consultant

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• Truth Table 11 hours ago

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• Antwi 10 hours ago

  Good
  Ghana's mining laws is biased towards only towards Gold Advanced mining countries mine other minerals.
  To create more economic develop and employment for Ghana we need policies to encourage investments .
  Lithium Man ...
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  Good
  Ghana's mining laws is biased towards only towards Gold Advanced mining countries mine other minerals.
  To create more economic develop and employment for Ghana we need policies to encourage investments .
  Lithium Manganese Bauxite Graphite Iron Ore etc will generate more jobs and also make the sector Botswana depended only on Diamonds and with the low prices for past 4 years economy struggling.South Africa which mines platinum is enjoying once the gold production reduced Other minerals are mined too creating massive employments
  New laws must favour suistainable benefits for everyone.Gold alone cannot solve our economic development needs
  What if Gold prices drop in done few years please ask Ashanti Goldfields Corporation.Small scale mining production needs to be replaced by big mined backed with massive investment .
  We live in a competitive Gold sector Guinea Cote D Ivoire opening new mines and attracting huge exploration .
  Ghana is lagging behind
  Laws must be balanced for all

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• Agbeli Kumordziì 4 hours ago

  Nationalized all mines in Ghana is the solution

  Nationalized all mines in Ghana is the solution

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