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Since 2017, Engineers and Planning has been the only contractor mining for GoldFields at Tarkwa. E&P performs all of the work required to obtain gold for a foreign company, which is then exported. Why can't E&P, a locally owned Ghanaian company, be given the job so that everything stays... show more

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Mining firm Gold Fields says it remains committed to the Tarkwa Mine and has applied for a 20-year lease extension. Chief Executive Mike Fraser, speaking at Awudua in the Western Region, said despite losing the Damang Mine, Ghana still contributes about 25% of the company’s global output—largely from Tarkwa—adding that significant investments are planned for the mine and surrounding communities. #CitiNewsroom #Mining #Gold #GhanaNews

Mining firm Gold Fields says it remains committed to the Tarkwa Mine and has applied for a 20-year lease extension. Chief Executive Mike Fraser, speaking at Awudua in the Western Region, said despite losing the Damang Mine, Ghana still contributes about 25% of the company’s global output—largely from Tarkwa—adding that significant investments are planned for the mine and surrounding communities. #CitiNewsroom #Mining #Gold #GhanaNews

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Another 20 years s3 s3n 🤦 Ghana 🇬🇭 government has tightened the rules for renewing the Tarkwa mine lease held by South Africa’s 🇿🇦 Gold Fields before it expires in 2027. Renewals will no longer be automatic, and the company must submit detailed development plans for approval by a technical committee and the mining minister. Ghana 🇬🇭 shall rise again 💯.

Another 20 years s3 s3n 🤦 Ghana 🇬🇭 government has tightened the rules for renewing the Tarkwa mine lease held by South Africa’s 🇿🇦 Gold Fields before it expires in 2027. Renewals will no longer be automatic, and the company must submit detailed development plans for approval by a technical committee and the mining minister. Ghana 🇬🇭 shall rise again 💯.

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330,538 次观看 • 11 个月前

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A group of Ghanaian Activists *ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: SOUTH AFRICA against xenophobia. Their demand is about Tarkwa Gold Fields license expires 2027. And they are saying Government should NOT renew for a South African company. They are saying the opportunity should be capable to Ghanaian citizens to mine our own resources.

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Cheki tu Matiang'i at work. Alafu mniambie this is not the person for presidency. Here Matiang'i was wondering why a foreign contractor has been a job that a Kenyan can do! Matiang'i the 6th! 😂

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BURKINA FASO NATIONALISES FIVE MINING ASSETS On 27 August 2024, Burkina Faso announced that it would nationalise two gold mines, Boungou and Wahgnion, following a legal dispute between London-listed Endeavour Mining and a local company, Lilium Mining. On 11 June 2025, the government declared that the nationalisation process was complete. The state-owned Burkina Faso Mining Participation Company (SOPAMIB) officially owns and controls the two mines as well as three mining licenses previously held by Endeavour and Lilium Mining. Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traoré has expressed interest in revoking more foreign mining permits and granting the state greater control over the mining sector. Burkina Faso is a member of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), a Pan-African anti-imperialist confederation that was established on 6 July 2024 and includes neighbouring Mali and Niger. All three countries have revised their mining codes. Mali is involved in an ongoing legal battle against Canadian-based company Barrick Gold, and its assertion of resource sovereignty led to the resignation of Terry Holohan, CEO of Australian company Resolute Mining. In 2024, Niger nationalised two major mines, Imouraren and Somaïr, formerly owned by French public company Orano.

BURKINA FASO NATIONALISES FIVE MINING ASSETS On 27 August 2024, Burkina Faso announced that it would nationalise two gold mines, Boungou and Wahgnion, following a legal dispute between London-listed Endeavour Mining and a local company, Lilium Mining. On 11 June 2025, the government declared that the nationalisation process was complete. The state-owned Burkina Faso Mining Participation Company (SOPAMIB) officially owns and controls the two mines as well as three mining licenses previously held by Endeavour and Lilium Mining. Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traoré has expressed interest in revoking more foreign mining permits and granting the state greater control over the mining sector. Burkina Faso is a member of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), a Pan-African anti-imperialist confederation that was established on 6 July 2024 and includes neighbouring Mali and Niger. All three countries have revised their mining codes. Mali is involved in an ongoing legal battle against Canadian-based company Barrick Gold, and its assertion of resource sovereignty led to the resignation of Terry Holohan, CEO of Australian company Resolute Mining. In 2024, Niger nationalised two major mines, Imouraren and Somaïr, formerly owned by French public company Orano.

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26,780 次观看 • 1 年前

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The Ghanaian economy has not realized the full benefit of our gold resources. Hence, the time has come for Ghana to expand beyond royalties and taxes by harnessing the entire value chain of gold. To achieve this, we must optimise every stage of the value chain—from extraction to refining, value addition, and marketing, both locally and internationally. The Ghana Gold Board is here to serve as that specialised agency for the effective marketing of our gold resources.

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74,239 次观看 • 1 年前

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Silver is still strong. But will it stay at these levels long term? Will silver go higher? If owning silver bars is not your thing, the other way to play this is by owning silver mining stock. But the issue is that 75% of silver comes as a biproduct of copper, lead or zinc mining. Only 1% to 2% of their revenue comes from silver. So those types of mining companies don't care about the price of silver. There are very few mining companies that are primary silver producers, which is more than 50% of revenue from silver. The next thing to consider is, which companies can still expand their production? Which ones have really high grade ore? I only own two silver mining stocks. One of them is Aya Gold & Silver. US ticker is AYASF and the Canada ticker is AYA . to. I have owned it for several years. They are producing silver at their mine Zgounder in Morocco. They have a second project, called Boumadine, that will open in the future. They were already making great profits at Zgounder when silver was only $30 per oz. Their profits at $75 per oz are insane. The markets are not valuing the silver mining stocks at $75 per oz yet. Aya can mine silver at $19 per ounce and be breakeven. Their margin at $75 silver is currently $56 per ounce. That means Aya has an estimated annual operating cash flow of $336 million (at $75 silver). That is only for their Zgounder mine which is already operating. Their Boumadine mine is going to be 5x larger. If you believe in silver long term and don't want to own the physical metal, my top silver mine stock in my portfolio is Aya Gold & Silver. Canada company with it's HQ in Montreal. US Ticker: AYASF Canada Ticker: AYA. TO

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A concerned Tarkwa resident has raised alarm over the alleged negligence of the Electricity Company of Ghana in handling a looming electricity disaster in the Tarkwa area, where a high tension supply pole is slowly losing its structural integrity. According to him, despite calls for a replacement and the subsequent delivery of new poles over 2 years ago, officials from the ECG office are yet to commence work.

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