'We don't need Gold Fields at Tarkwa' - Apinto Tufohene

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The Greatest 20 hours ago

Give us a break.Everyday this and everyday that.

Give us a break.Everyday this and everyday that.
Ghanaian ownership only 20 hours ago

It is about time.

It is about time.
K 19 hours ago

I concur

I concur
The orangutan state 19 hours ago

To continue what ? Negotiation with chiefs? When a white man says Negotiation it would mean bribery to influence to accept and they would start the praise songs, when they are allowed it means huge corruption would kick sta ...
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To continue what ? Negotiation with chiefs? When a white man says Negotiation it would mean bribery to influence to accept and they would start the praise songs, when they are allowed it means huge corruption would kick start. The chiefs mouth would start the stammering.
Paa kwesi 18 hours ago

Where from all of a sudden this patapaa way our chiefs are talking now.? I hope they know what they are talking about.

Where from all of a sudden this patapaa way our chiefs are talking now.? I hope they know what they are talking about.
Yao 18 hours ago

They have been bribed by Ibrahim Mahsna

They have been bribed by Ibrahim Mahsna
D White 17 hours ago

Ibrahim you have shown the difference. The chiefs have now realized. Let's stop the political hypocrisy

Ibrahim you have shown the difference. The chiefs have now realized. Let's stop the political hypocrisy
AGBELI KUMORDZI8 12 hours ago

I support you people 100% the resources was a God's gift to the people Tarkwa
Kicked Gold Fields out and hand over the land and the mines to Ghana government 40% for the new contractor and the 20% goes to the Tarkw ...
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I support you people 100% the resources was a God's gift to the people Tarkwa
Kicked Gold Fields out and hand over the land and the mines to Ghana government 40% for the new contractor and the 20% goes to the Tarkwa community to build good roads modern clinicks
Develop the community is much better that a foreign criminal will keep all that money
Benito Tamakloe 9 hours ago

Nanom get your message right.
If you want state to benefit more good
Don't play politics.Np mines any where are responsible for building roads and infrastructure create jobs and royality.Royslty is paid to the state.Why ar ...
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Nanom get your message right.
If you want state to benefit more good
Don't play politics.Np mines any where are responsible for building roads and infrastructure create jobs and royality.Royslty is paid to the state.Why are Bauxite Manganese being ferried on the roads is it the job of Goldfields to fix railways.
Will we have more employment on mines of owned by State
What happens when the life of mine of the mine ends
Ghana needs more development in all aspects of economy Agriculture feed ourselves reduce food imports and export same.Tomatoes onion rice sugar poultry and livestock products rice etc
Agribusiness processing of tomatoes cocoa beans etc
Manufacturing
Petroleum sector begging for investors
New mines to be built and expanded
Other minerals to be mined
State can take the lead explore finance and build mines but we don't see it.Waiting for investors same as petroleum and gas
This shows we need investors for win win solution.
Ablade Adjei 9 hours ago

Chiefs we know your politics.
What did you do when State Gold Mining was collapsing
Have you stopped galamsey destroying your lands and cocoa farms
We know what is happening at Damang and Heath Goldfields
Why does the St ...
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Chiefs we know your politics.
What did you do when State Gold Mining was collapsing
Have you stopped galamsey destroying your lands and cocoa farms
We know what is happening at Damang and Heath Goldfields
Why does the State not take over Adamus
Konogo Mines
Heath Goldfields
What is happening at Sankofa Gold Prestea
Chiefs you just think of Nokofio
Finally I hope the proposed Underground project at 300million US Dollars we have money if State runs the money.
So called investments into rebuilding Production at Damang has not happened
Same at Heath Goldfields no 150million USD money
Just share and loot

Ebo 8 hours ago

Mines responsible for infrastructure development roads schools clinics jobs in Ghana
So those of us who don't have a mine how do we survive
Jobs in Accra may be for only Ga Dangme
If you playing politics come out clearly
...
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Mines responsible for infrastructure development roads schools clinics jobs in Ghana
So those of us who don't have a mine how do we survive
Jobs in Accra may be for only Ga Dangme
If you playing politics come out clearly
Don't play politicians game for them.
Dina 7 hours ago

Shut up! Corrupt diabetic.

Shut up! Corrupt diabetic.
Mouth mouth 7 hours ago

Was SGMC doing
The same concession at tarkwa, Prestea, dunkwa, bibiani, konongo that Ghanaians

Was SGMC doing
The same concession at tarkwa, Prestea, dunkwa, bibiani, konongo that Ghanaians
Jkmee 5 hours ago

God blesses Ibrahim mahama

God blesses Ibrahim mahama
Benjamin Asare 3 hours ago

Every single row minerals must be run by Ghanaian entrepreneurs where the wealth remains and stays in the country period. Infact I will go further to state government must scrap this outdated colonial system of education and ...
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Every single row minerals must be run by Ghanaian entrepreneurs where the wealth remains and stays in the country period. Infact I will go further to state government must scrap this outdated colonial system of education and indeed introduce a new pragmatic education system which is tied with our resources to equip students coming out of universities and with readily available jobs awaiting for them. Twie language must be our national pride language in Ghana. Implementing these measures will see Ghana accelerate to the highest level. Long live Ghana and God bless Ghana
Ken Duodu 3 hours ago

Russians coming to mine Bauxite.
American company Petroleum hub where are the Ghanaian entrepreneurs
Truth capital one of the main reasons
Nothing prevents us opening up any business.
JJ found it wise to open up mining se ...
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Russians coming to mine Bauxite.
American company Petroleum hub where are the Ghanaian entrepreneurs
Truth capital one of the main reasons
Nothing prevents us opening up any business.
JJ found it wise to open up mining sector in 1992 and collapsed State Gold Mining Where were these chiefs when Bonds Tyre and Glass factory collapsed wiping out jobs in the area..
Politics
We need both Ghanaian and foreign onvestors
Ben Kyere 3 hours ago

Lithium mine is undeveloped what are we doing as Ghana people Best mine to start

Lithium mine is undeveloped what are we doing as Ghana people Best mine to start
Ben Kyere 3 hours ago

Don't mind them loot and share.
Why can't chiefs control galamsey.
We like ready made business no suffer to gain.
So much unexplored gold and minerals in Ghana

Don't mind them loot and share.
Why can't chiefs control galamsey.
We like ready made business no suffer to gain.
So much unexplored gold and minerals in Ghana
Ideas 3 hours ago

Well said Nana
The Black Man is capable of handling his own affairs.

Well said Nana
The Black Man is capable of handling his own affairs.
Francis Akon 2 hours ago

Talk is cheap
Where were you when mines collapsed and JJ privatized sectors This led to all the new mines around.
Nokofio chiefs
Why are mine workers being under paid at Damang compared to previous owner
Chiefs taking t ...
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Talk is cheap
Where were you when mines collapsed and JJ privatized sectors This led to all the new mines around.
Nokofio chiefs
Why are mine workers being under paid at Damang compared to previous owner
Chiefs taking their own people for protocol employment
Pay contractors decent salaries in the mine why are chiefs silent.

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