IEA calls for suspension of Lithium ratification over low state benefits

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Helen 2 days ago

They're criminals

They're criminals
H.E. The Ugly Dwarf 2 days ago

5% is an insult. We need to take control of these resources and process the raw materials into finished good. That way, we create jobs and earn more foreign exchange.

5% is an insult. We need to take control of these resources and process the raw materials into finished good. That way, we create jobs and earn more foreign exchange.
Ekd 2 days ago

Again, why can't the government ask the interested parties to build the factories in Ghana to produce whatever it is intended and export the end products to whatever country that needs/wants it.

This will not only create j ...
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Again, why can't the government ask the interested parties to build the factories in Ghana to produce whatever it is intended and export the end products to whatever country that needs/wants it.

This will not only create jobs but also give the necessary foreign currency to the nation.

Please think about mother Ghana for a better future. We can't keep doing the same old cheating crap.
SEMPER FIDELIS 2 days ago

We urge Parliament to consider this lithium royalty matter in good faith.

We urge Parliament to consider this lithium royalty matter in good faith.
Nkontompo 2 days ago

IEA do you think those who signed the contract are fools? They have been compromised and hence their exceptionally foolish defense of such madness. All Ghanaian politicians are the same. I believe they are doing this with th ...
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IEA do you think those who signed the contract are fools? They have been compromised and hence their exceptionally foolish defense of such madness. All Ghanaian politicians are the same. I believe they are doing this with the blessings from the presidency
Osei odoi 2 days ago

An aggrieved Npp guy! NDC politicians are better than the Npp ones. Money from the lithium goes to develop the country by the NDC while if it is the Npp na chop chop. Few months after being ousted from government, the Npp pol ...
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An aggrieved Npp guy! NDC politicians are better than the Npp ones. Money from the lithium goes to develop the country by the NDC while if it is the Npp na chop chop. Few months after being ousted from government, the Npp politicians are spending huge sums of money to campaign and become the flag bearer of the Npp, where did they get the money from?
Donkey 2 days ago

You don't find anything wrong with NDC Parliamentarians choosing to rob Ghana instead of protecting Ghana and turn around to keep going to borrow money from the same people they are allowing to steal Ghana's resources. Even a ...
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You don't find anything wrong with NDC Parliamentarians choosing to rob Ghana instead of protecting Ghana and turn around to keep going to borrow money from the same people they are allowing to steal Ghana's resources. Even a mentally sick man is better than you.
Koa 2 days ago

@ osei odoi, And where did Mahama got his money from to do his campaign after eight years out of power. Please bring ideas.

@ osei odoi, And where did Mahama got his money from to do his campaign after eight years out of power. Please bring ideas.
Stone 2 days ago

Si if I understand this deal a certain political party rejected 13% and 10% because they wanted a better deal for the country...now they want to accept 5%...if this is correct then make it make sense to me someone...people of ...
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Si if I understand this deal a certain political party rejected 13% and 10% because they wanted a better deal for the country...now they want to accept 5%...if this is correct then make it make sense to me someone...people of Ghana remove your political lense and stop these greedy politicians from destroying this country...save this country for the children and those unborn.
Mike Gee 2 days ago

35% tax on profits
15% state owned
5% royalty

That's 55% of the profits. Low? Are the IEA communitsts?

35% tax on profits
15% state owned
5% royalty

That's 55% of the profits. Low? Are the IEA communitsts?

Chaddar is the Answer 1 day ago

100% Ghana own or forget it

100% Ghana own or forget it
Kofi Atta 2 days ago

Company should just close ship and leave The day Gold prices bottom out Ghana will look for investors
The focus on Gold alone would not solve The countries problems.Lithium prices are not worth putting over 200 million US D ...
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Company should just close ship and leave The day Gold prices bottom out Ghana will look for investors
The focus on Gold alone would not solve The countries problems.Lithium prices are not worth putting over 200 million US Dollars into that project.
NDC, NDC 2 days ago

Just what of people we have in NDC who always hates what is good for Ghana? Why do they insist Ghana getting 10% royalties which in itself is low is a bad deal, and 5% royalty is the better deal for Ghana? Why?

Just what of people we have in NDC who always hates what is good for Ghana? Why do they insist Ghana getting 10% royalties which in itself is low is a bad deal, and 5% royalty is the better deal for Ghana? Why?
Angry 2 days ago

Call Sophia Akuffo, JSC/CJ to talk. Where is Dr. Kwakye?

Call Sophia Akuffo, JSC/CJ to talk. Where is Dr. Kwakye?
NDC NPP SAME DEVILy 2 days ago

Mps are the cause of indiscipline in ghanaian schools

Mps are the cause of indiscipline in ghanaian schools
Chaddar is the Answer 1 day ago

The minister who bargained 10% have to pack and resign since he is not fit to represent his people and the country period.Insteady saying we are bring it to mine it to benefit us 100%,you are happy with 10%.
Dont Ghana have ...
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The minister who bargained 10% have to pack and resign since he is not fit to represent his people and the country period.Insteady saying we are bring it to mine it to benefit us 100%,you are happy with 10%.
Dont Ghana have cash to buy the machines.Ask Uncle Ato Forson for cash to buy machines to mine it ourselves since we need work to survive.
Back off minister

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