Ghana to Lose $172B in Atlantic Lithium Agreement – IEA
Ghana to Lose $172B in Atlantic Lithium Agreement - IEA
Ghana to Lose $172B in Atlantic Lithium Agreement - IEA
IEA Calls on Government to Set-up State-Owned Company to Manage Ewoyaa Lithium
Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has issued a stern warning to the Government, asserting that the country’s continued reliance on royalty-based mineral agreements is a direct conduit to economic stagnation. ...
Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, has reaffirmed the sector's position as the bedrock of Ghana's economy. In his welcoming address during the ...
Ewoyaa Lithium Lease was Rushed - Yao Graham
Chamber of Mines Condemns Threats Against AngloGold Ashanti
Lithium Deal: Yao Graham Urges Value Addition over Royalties
Policy analyst and technology expert, Sitsofe Mensah, has urged lawmakers to reject the revised 2025 lithium lease agreement, which he deemed an "unpatriotic" and "fiscally reckless" deal that undermines the ...
IMANI Boss Describes 5% Lithium Lease 'Unpatriotic Arrangement'
Lithium Agreement: The More We Sit, The More We Lose - IMRIG Director