Xenophobia Fallout: Prominent figures who have kicked against renewal of Gold Fields' lease

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• Donatus 9 hours ago

  Capt Sowu says, "I love action".

  Capt Sowu says, "I love action".

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• Joe 7 hours ago

  What’s preventing us from developing our country, calling for retaliation against South Afri firms , did they occupy those positions illegally? If we let mtn go, which backbone network do we have? Our economy will further s ...
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  What’s preventing us from developing our country, calling for retaliation against South Afri firms , did they occupy those positions illegally? If we let mtn go, which backbone network do we have? Our economy will further sink. Let’s wake up to develop our country

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• Ojam 4 hours ago

  Opinion polls will tell you that 99% Ghanaian DO NOT support the renewal

  Opinion polls will tell you that 99% Ghanaian DO NOT support the renewal

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• NMG 15 minutes ago

  and those 99 voices will never be heard guess what cos you guys have a corrupted and criminals as leaders

  and those 99 voices will never be heard guess what cos you guys have a corrupted and criminals as leaders

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• IT IS NOT IN GHANA'S INTEREST TO TAKE THE MATTER ANY FURTHER. WE METED OUT THE SAME TREATMENT TO HALF A MILLION NIGERIANS SEVERAL DECADES AGO. GHANAIAN AND SOUTH AFRICAN LEADERS NEED TO ENGAGE WITH EACH OTHER SO THAT THEY CAN DIFFUSE THIS SPAT. 47 minutes ago

  Whatever we say we are still brothers and sisters, and Ghana and South African leaders are mature enough to handle this in a diplomatic manner without further inflaming matters. Talk of discontinuing commercial links is very ...
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  Whatever we say we are still brothers and sisters, and Ghana and South African leaders are mature enough to handle this in a diplomatic manner without further inflaming matters. Talk of discontinuing commercial links is very short-sighted and intemperate.
  I hope that both South African and Ghanaian political leaders will demonstrate maturity, wisdom and vision and reach out to each other to smooth over these matters. THIS IS A "FAMILY" QUARREL AND WE MUST NOT GIVE OUR ENEMIES AN OPPORTUNITY TO FURTHER DIVIDE US FOR THEIR OWN BENEFIT AND FOR OUR DETRIMENT.
  THIS IS NOT THE TIME FOR A KNEE JERK REACTIONS.
  IT IS NOT IN GHANA'S INTEREST TO TAKE THE MATTER ANY FURTHER. WE METED OUT THE SAME TREATMENT TO HALF A MILLION NIGERIANS SEVERAL DECADES AGO. GHANAIAN AND SOUTH AFRICAN LEADERS NEED TO ENGAGE WITH EACH OTHER SO THAT THEY CAN DIFFUSE THIS SPAT.

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