Democratising Tarkwa Mine so it belongs to Ghanaians is a win-win solution

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• K. Kusi 1 month ago

  Great suggestion, but I disagree with the large allocation to the Tech. Partners and the catchment area community. Tech partner should receive a maximum of 30%, especially if it is the old partners that are retained, Governme ...
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  Great suggestion, but I disagree with the large allocation to the Tech. Partners and the catchment area community. Tech partner should receive a maximum of 30%, especially if it is the old partners that are retained, Government 30% for mega national infrastructure, community 10% to avoid national imbalance, and Public Float 30% for greater public participation for accountability and local ownership. But great idea worth considering

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• Albert Amonoo 4 weeks ago

  Over-allocating to a retained tech partner or a single catchment area risks diminishing the national return on investment. By anchoring 30% for mega national infrastructure and 30% for a public float, you ensure the asset dri ...
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  Over-allocating to a retained tech partner or a single catchment area risks diminishing the national return on investment. By anchoring 30% for mega national infrastructure and 30% for a public float, you ensure the asset drives broad economic transformation while giving regular citizens a direct stake

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