Ewoyaa Lithium Deal: IEA questions Ghana's approach to resource ownership

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Dombo & Tedam University 3 months ago

Just Question?. Madam stop copying Bawumia's 170 silly questions without a marking scheme. Okay. You are above that

Just Question?. Madam stop copying Bawumia's 170 silly questions without a marking scheme. Okay. You are above that
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Nana Trumu Addo 3 months ago

So suddenly, IEA has a voice to question government actions. After 8 years of slumber. off

So suddenly, IEA has a voice to question government actions. After 8 years of slumber. off
NDC demons 3 months ago

Sam George is a peadophile. Evidence will be released soon.

Sam George is a peadophile. Evidence will be released soon.
Achakanapaya 3 months ago

Another Npp evil minded woman.

Another Npp evil minded woman.
nii 3 months ago

this old cargo should go and sleep

this old cargo should go and sleep
Ametepe 3 months ago

So much noise opposing Deal nothing better to offer NDC.
Why the delay?
At least people would have been working and some benefits to State.
Waste of time with no inputs
Ooh Politicians

So much noise opposing Deal nothing better to offer NDC.
Why the delay?
At least people would have been working and some benefits to State.
Waste of time with no inputs
Ooh Politicians
Joe Lacece 3 months ago

O Ghana, can't we learn from our northern neighbors Burkina that that the days of raw materials been exported without adding value are dead and gone. Burkina has stopped exporting tomatoes to Ghana and the rest of the neighbo ...
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O Ghana, can't we learn from our northern neighbors Burkina that that the days of raw materials been exported without adding value are dead and gone. Burkina has stopped exporting tomatoes to Ghana and the rest of the neighboring countries because they have realized that adding value to the product's brings in more revenue. Ghana gymie will kill us

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