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• KY 3 months ago

  Dr. Kpikpi I agree with you 100%. Is mining a rocket science or space exploration that over several years of mining in Ghana we mine our own Lithium? How can you the owner of the resource talk about 5% is our leaders thinking ...
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  Dr. Kpikpi I agree with you 100%. Is mining a rocket science or space exploration that over several years of mining in Ghana we mine our own Lithium? How can you the owner of the resource talk about 5% is our leaders thinking? When we can mobile local investors to partner government be it begins in a smaller scale

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• Mensah 3 months ago

  Talk is cheap Let's start with our gold Manganese and bauxite mines.The example of Heath Goldfields gives local content a very bad name.We can't even mobilize resources to mine the massive refractory ore reserves in the Adamu ...
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  Talk is cheap Let's start with our gold Manganese and bauxite mines.The example of Heath Goldfields gives local content a very bad name.We can't even mobilize resources to mine the massive refractory ore reserves in the Adamus Prestea Bogoso Konogo gold belt.
  Do we have all the necessary skills and resources for lithium mining like processing technology and value addition process.
  Ghana has struggled to build a Manganese processing plant to process raw ore.
  When will Ghana do 100, percent Gold refining the dream of Kwame Nkrumah

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• sam 3 months ago

  It is not about talk is cheap. It is about action. We all have to join IN OUR SMALL WAY. Dont be a coward sitting at the back and complaining or finding escuses-ok?

  It is not about talk is cheap. It is about action. We all have to join IN OUR SMALL WAY. Dont be a coward sitting at the back and complaining or finding escuses-ok?

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• SA 3 months ago

  We basically give away our minerals to foreign investors for free, then we go to the international market for loans to feed ourselves, backwards approach from start to finish. We are living and behaving as if we are slaves, n ...
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  We basically give away our minerals to foreign investors for free, then we go to the international market for loans to feed ourselves, backwards approach from start to finish. We are living and behaving as if we are slaves, not junior partners, just allowing ourselves to be abused by others so called investors, how can we grow as a nation in this environment. We need to stop the corruption, the lies, the deceit, the greed, the foolishness and grow up as humans with brains not animals, and put Ghana first at all times, instead of begging foreigners to steal our lunch while we go hungry.

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• Dan Asiedu 3 months ago

  Mining experts abound in Ghana but cannot do basic things in the sector.
  Miners pa Corporate Tax Royalty Sustainability Tax Corporate vsocial responsibility programs etc
  Lithium Mining is not a money maker like Gold Copp ...
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  Mining experts abound in Ghana but cannot do basic things in the sector.
  Miners pa Corporate Tax Royalty Sustainability Tax Corporate vsocial responsibility programs etc
  Lithium Mining is not a money maker like Gold Copper Silver Iron Ore .Mining more commodities in Ghana will create skills and other opportunities in the mining sector
  So many people graduating with no jobs for example.
  I would have a flexible financial regime for Lithium and rather put up royalty for Gold with super bumper profits.Why does the Gold miners not refine in Ghana
  We send our Gold to SA Dubai Switzerland to refine after more than 100 years of mining Gold
  Need to do things differently for Lithium bit am afraid we might lose that commodity
  Surplus of Lithium in the world at the moment.
  I don't think it will be a profitable venture
  We only think of Ghana alone mining is a global business.

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• Ben 3 months ago

  Small Scale Mining we could not protect as country Chinese foreign players etc but we want to get into flavour of the day minerals
  Lithium projects stopped in Australia USA Serbia Argentina etc Saudi Arabia also looking to ...
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  Small Scale Mining we could not protect as country Chinese foreign players etc but we want to get into flavour of the day minerals
  Lithium projects stopped in Australia USA Serbia Argentina etc Saudi Arabia also looking to extract lithium from oil residue.
  Ghana needs to tread carefully.Noise does not guarantee success in mining

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• Ekd 3 months ago

  Simply let whoever wants it to setup the factory in Ghana to process it and export the end product to whatever country that needs/wants it. Value has to be added to our natural resources before they leave the country in order ...
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  Simply let whoever wants it to setup the factory in Ghana to process it and export the end product to whatever country that needs/wants it. Value has to be added to our natural resources before they leave the country in order to maximize our profit. It is about time we wise up.
  
  
  This will not only create jobs but also give the country the necessary foreign currency needed.

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• Chaddar is the Answer 3 months ago

  All mines should be 100% Ghana, we can buy the equipment or rent them to create more mines and Ghana will the happy. We need to buy all existing mines to become all Ghana. We can do it if we know what we need.
  God bless beau ...
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  All mines should be 100% Ghana, we can buy the equipment or rent them to create more mines and Ghana will the happy. We need to buy all existing mines to become all Ghana. We can do it if we know what we need.
  God bless beautiful Ghana.Dr.kpikpi please keep pushing for 100% Ghana

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• Addae 3 months ago

  How are we going to raise Capital for projects? Heath Goldfields cannot even buy a pump for dewatering underground.
  Refractory ore projects stalled in Ghana.What happened to Iron Ore Bauxite projects ?
  Talk is cheap

  How are we going to raise Capital for projects? Heath Goldfields cannot even buy a pump for dewatering underground.
  Refractory ore projects stalled in Ghana.What happened to Iron Ore Bauxite projects ?
  Talk is cheap

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• sam 3 months ago

  We dont raise Capital by selling out- you dumb? We have sold out for over 70 years now- are we still not poor woto woto? We cant do the same thing over and over again and expert a different result-ok? Who told you we dont hav ...
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  We dont raise Capital by selling out- you dumb? We have sold out for over 70 years now- are we still not poor woto woto? We cant do the same thing over and over again and expert a different result-ok? Who told you we dont have capital anyway? Where did the past useless akuffo addo government get the money to waste and steal that much?- is that not capital?

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• sam 3 months ago

  We should not compromise on this at all. The time where our fo*lish leaders take their personal cuts and sell all our birth rights to greedy foreigners that give us 10 percent should be done with now and forever . We have to ...
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  We should not compromise on this at all. The time where our fo*lish leaders take their personal cuts and sell all our birth rights to greedy foreigners that give us 10 percent should be done with now and forever . We have to wise up Ghanaians- we fuul too much.

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• Ken Crentsil 3 months ago

  Need success story of nationalisation of mines in Africa? Even Russia China have private with State involvement.It failed in DRC Zambia Zimbabwe South Africa some black ownership .Only success story Botswana model.In Ghana ...
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  Need success story of nationalisation of mines in Africa? Even Russia China have private with State involvement.It failed in DRC Zambia Zimbabwe South Africa some black ownership .Only success story Botswana model.In Ghana what happened to State Gold Mining Bauxite Manganese etc
  We collapsed GIHOC Pand T political and national slogans would not solve problems

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• DR IZAL 3 months ago

  Lithium compounds are also used in the treatment of severe depression.

  Lithium compounds are also used in the treatment of severe depression.

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• Aba Afful 3 months ago

  Would state involvement benefit Ghanaians ?

  Would state involvement benefit Ghanaians ?

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