Natural Resource survey team has work cut out

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• Isaac Kusi, Bronx, NY. 12 years ago

  We should extract our own minerals for our development. There is no need to sell it to any company who will just send it away and keep for themselves. After exporting timber for all these years and depleting our forest, isn't ...
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  We should extract our own minerals for our development. There is no need to sell it to any company who will just send it away and keep for themselves. After exporting timber for all these years and depleting our forest, isn't it a shame now that we have to import from Cameroon?
  When our minerals have been depleted in 20-30 years, where are we going to import from?

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• MENSAH 12 years ago

  LOOK AT THIS SERIOUS THING MOHAMMED AMIN IS SAYING:
  
  The most important risk GHANA FACES WITH OIL & MINERALS IS THAT,THE NON-EXTENSION OF TRANPARENCY TO THE WHOLE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES VALUE CHAIN.FOR BOTH OIL & MINERALS,TH ...
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  LOOK AT THIS SERIOUS THING MOHAMMED AMIN IS SAYING:
  
  The most important risk GHANA FACES WITH OIL & MINERALS IS THAT,THE NON-EXTENSION OF TRANPARENCY TO THE WHOLE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES VALUE CHAIN.FOR BOTH OIL & MINERALS,THERE IS NO OPEN TENDERING OR BIDDING PROCESS FOR ACQUIRING PROSPECTING OR EXPLORATION RIGHTS.
  ISN'T THIS SCARY?
  SO ALL THESE CHINESE,LEBANESE,INDIANS,SYRIANS HAVE BEEN TAKING US FOR A RIDE.
  GHANA IS A JOKE.
  WE NEED TO REDEEM OUR COUNTRY.
  NDC DOES NOT BELONG.

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• Alhaji Pope 12 years ago

  Quoting from; Chief Director of the Energy Ministry, Prof. Thomas Akabza, told the B&FT that the directive should not have even come from the president, since quantifying the country’s resources is paramount to maximising b ...
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  Quoting from; Chief Director of the Energy Ministry, Prof. Thomas Akabza, told the B&FT that the directive should not have even come from the president, since quantifying the country’s resources is paramount to maximising benefits from them. So as a Professor and Chief director. you knew this was the right way to go, and what have you done about this since you became Chief director of energy ministry?

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