Lands Minister Vows Reforms and Support for Bogoso-Prestea Mines Workers
Lands Minister Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah visits Bogoso-Prestea Mines, pledging government support for workers
Lands Minister Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah visits Bogoso-Prestea Mines, pledging government support for workers
The country’s approach—channeling mining revenues into immediate consumption rather than strategic investments...
The youth of the Damang Mine catchment area in the Western Region have strongly backed the government’s decision not to renew the mining lease of Goldfields Ghana Ltd., which expires ...
“Ghana has been bruised too often by hasty decisions, and we must remain vigilant when such risks become apparent.”
"To be viable, the refinery would need to purchase lithium concentrate at below-market prices. This, in turn, would result in the government collecting less revenue.."
“It became clear from these engagements that a broad consultative approach was an imperative in creating a legal and operational framework for the GoldBod that is fit for purpose.”
One of the major reforms outlined in the committee’s report is the disbandment of existing Community Mining Schemes.
The issue of illegal mining has long plagued Ghana, and despite numerous interventions, successive governments have struggled to make significant headway.
“The government is creating policies that will encourage cooperative small-scale mining, empowering local communities..."
The minister made this assertion during a high-level meeting with the management of Goldfields Ghana Limited