Ghana’s major gold refinery ready by year-end

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• Onipanua 10 years ago

  What has happened to the Tarkwa Gold Refinery established by Osagyefo and abandoned after the coup of 1966?

  What has happened to the Tarkwa Gold Refinery established by Osagyefo and abandoned after the coup of 1966?

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• Wahalla 10 years ago

  You cannot refine gold without electricity, so why build something you cannot operate. 24/7 electricity first, because without power the gold processing operation will collapse

  You cannot refine gold without electricity, so why build something you cannot operate. 24/7 electricity first, because without power the gold processing operation will collapse

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• Neutral Zone 10 years ago

  People in the bush are having too much fun. Create another level for theft and bring it closer to the Accra. So why worry about electricity.

  People in the bush are having too much fun. Create another level for theft and bring it closer to the Accra. So why worry about electricity.

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• daigreenon fui thackley 10 years ago

  JD JD Mahama Mahama it should be it shd be
  now now nowww
  Osah Osah Mills Mills it shd be it shd
  now now nowww
  Toni Toni Aubynn Aubynn it shd be it shd be
  now now nowww.... l am exceedingly excited to hear ...
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  JD JD Mahama Mahama it should be it shd be
  now now nowww
  Osah Osah Mills Mills it shd be it shd
  now now nowww
  Toni Toni Aubynn Aubynn it shd be it shd be
  now now nowww.... l am exceedingly excited to hear that this fantastic plan having sat on the drawing board for almost six decades is soon about to take of. I hope this project will take off and be completed as scheduled and not be one of dissappointingly empty promise for another life time. It is in my considered opinion that officers that are appointed to our respective ministries, departments and agencies ought to bring along their own visions and policies on board and develop the appropraite action plans to execute these visions to see the light of day..if all such leaders appointed over us should think and act with this sense of urgency and dedication to serve the interest of the nation, our country would have long be trekking confidently and comfortably along the path of developed economies and as I 've said elsewhere this development should be replicated in every sector of our economy where it can help deliver the kind of quantum wealth and prosperity for our people...a mighty thumbs up to these three honorable gentlemen.

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• Atagdwe 10 years ago

  Oh Ghana, Ghana, Ghana, we dot believe in our own. This news has acknowledged existence of a gold refinery in Ghana -Asap Vasa, and because they are Ghanaians, no such support for them. We will soon give or have already give ...
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  Oh Ghana, Ghana, Ghana, we dot believe in our own. This news has acknowledged existence of a gold refinery in Ghana -Asap Vasa, and because they are Ghanaians, no such support for them. We will soon give or have already given the whole country itself out.
  What these guys even need is just a policy to even have some minute percentage of small scale gold passed through their system to create jobs and wealth but that is not forthcoming and then looking at refining 100tonnes a year. Not serious. Talk is cheap. PMMC started one and is it foundation level. where is our focus? any wind blows us anywhere, no direction why? Electricity supply is a problem and ...hmmm

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• Paa Joe 10 years ago

  IT WAS BECAUSE THE GOLD MINES IN GHANA WERE WESTERN REGION THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CPP UNDER THE LEDERSHIP OF KWAME NKRUMAH TO BUILD A GOLD REFINERY PLANT IN TARKWA.
  
  WHY INVEST NEW FUNDS FOR A NEW G ...
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  IT WAS BECAUSE THE GOLD MINES IN GHANA WERE WESTERN REGION THAT MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CPP UNDER THE LEDERSHIP OF KWAME NKRUMAH TO BUILD A GOLD REFINERY PLANT IN TARKWA.
  
  WHY INVEST NEW FUNDS FOR A NEW GOLD REFINERY IN ACCRA.
  
  WHAT IS PUBLIC-PRIVATE MODEL.
  
  WE STILL HAVE MANY RIVERS TO CROSS

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• Jake 10 years ago

  No insults here. God is Great

  No insults here. God is Great

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