Ghana is noted as a leading mining destination as IMRIG strengthens mineral resource governance.
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Ghana is noted as a leading mining destination as IMRIG strengthens mineral resource governance.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ghanaian authorities are developing minimum wage and tender benchmarks for contract mining firms, pushing for outsourcing to local contractors.Sub-event
- Ghana regulates foreign mining companies operating within the country.Sub-event
- The Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE) has raised concerns regarding the current infrastructure grade in Ghana, noting it is D3, and has called for a comprehensive review of the illegal mining strategy.Sub-event
- Union in Ghana seeks policy intervention to address a mining labor crisis amid efforts to prioritize the private sector.Sub-event
- Ghana decentralizes mineral administration and commissions a new district office in Damang.Sub-event
IMRIG strengthens mineral resource governance in Ghana.1 source
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Ghana
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