‘Gov’t's silence on AGA shutdown worrying’

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• DAN 11 years ago

  anything in contract said they could shut down operations except for lack of power or cave in

  anything in contract said they could shut down operations except for lack of power or cave in

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• Obournana 11 years ago

  Where was TWN Africa when that useless agreement were signed? Because Kuffour, Sam Jonah and a host of crooks got their share, they signed the agreement depriving the people of their royalties, government of taxes for their p ...
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  Where was TWN Africa when that useless agreement were signed? Because Kuffour, Sam Jonah and a host of crooks got their share, they signed the agreement depriving the people of their royalties, government of taxes for their personal gain. If TWN accepts the problem facing the company being over-bloated workforce and low gold price then, they should not blame the government. What can the government do when his predecessor has signed a fifteen year agreement knowing they will not be in power? This what we should demonstrate against to let the people of Ghana know about NPP and their leaders. Sam Jonah, the most wicked and greedy person on earth knew the South Africans cannot sustain the mine but just to sell it off for his greedy self. That is why God is punishing him by destroying his family. Sam Jonah knowing what he did established his firm in South Africa to run away from his shadows. Where are IMANI, Baako, NPP defender Mr. document, GII and Awuni, the frafra? Let them come out to talk?

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• Bernard 11 years ago

  Misleading article.pls get all facts right.

  Misleading article.pls get all facts right.

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• Cman 11 years ago

  seriously misleading. TWN pl your credibility is in question. the hard facts don't support this

  seriously misleading. TWN pl your credibility is in question. the hard facts don't support this

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