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The Wassa-Damang Youth Association is neutral on who takes over Damang Mine - but they have demands.

The Wassa-Damang Youth Association has stated they don't care which company takes over the Damang Mine. The group insists that community development remains their top priority - but what does that mean for the future?

Engineers & Planners' takeover of Damang Mine promises development - but will an airport really be built?

The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources says that the Damang communities can expect development after E&P's takeover of the mine. The transition is viewed as a major milestone - but what benefits will the residents see?

Damang Gold Mine makes another move that could signal big changes for Ghana's gold sector - but how?

The Damang Gold Mine has made another significant move involving the Ghana Gold Board-GoldBod. The transaction hints at a potentially important development for Ghana's national gold policy-but what could it mean for the country's economy?

The Minerals Commission promises strict compliance with Ghana's mining laws - but at what cost?

The Minerals Commission is handing over the Damang Mine to Engineers and Planners Company Limited. The Commission is promising to monitor every aspect of the mine's operations - but what exactly does that entail?

What bold promises did Ibrahim Mahama make at the Damang Mine handover that could transform the community?

Ibrahim Mahama, CEO of Engineers and Planners, has shared an ambitious development plan for the Damang enclave after taking over the mine. He hinted at investments in infrastructure and community development - a bold move for Ghanaian capacity in resource management.

TUC Chairman Bernard Owusu issues a stern warning regarding the future of VALCO, hinting at potential action if worker concerns are not addressed.

The Chairman of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), Bernard Owusu, has urged authorities to halt processes concerning the future of the Volta Aluminium

A Ghanaian mining firm is making a bold move - but what does it mean for the industry's future?

Damang Gold Mine Limited, an indigenous mining firm, is making significant investments in its operations. The company is acquiring new mining equipment- hinting at a major shift in the mining landscape.

Is E&P's involvement with the Damang mine as simple as it seems, or are there hidden layers to this complex situation?

Bright Simons addresses misconceptions surrounding the Ibrahim Mahama/E&P - Gold Fields saga, particularly regarding the Damang mine controversy. He argues that E&P winning any tender for Damang isn't as straightforward as some suggest - hinting at the complexities involved.

Should being the president's brother disqualify a Ghanaian from owning a mine? One expert weighs in.

Prof. Agyeman-Duah has commented on the potential acquisition of the Damang mine by Ibrahim Mahama. Concerns have been raised about the propriety of the deal - given his familial relation to the President.

From victim to vendor: How did one man's experience abroad lead to a hardware empire at home?

Emmanuel Asamoah, a Ghanaian who survived xenophobic attacks in South Africa, is starting a new chapter. With backing from Ibrahim Mahama, he's launching a cement distribution and hardware business - but what does this mean for him?

A business mogul gives thanks for a mine takeover - but what role did a former president play in the deal?

Ibrahim Mahama, CEO of Engineers and Planners, acknowledged former President Akufo-Addo's assistance in his company's acquisition of the Damang Mine concession. The transition follows Gold Fields' intention to cease operations - but what crucial elements made this possible?

Ibrahim Mahama says he didn't just 'spring up' to take over Damang Mine - but how did the deal come about?

Ibrahim Mahama's Engineers and Planners has taken over the Damang Mine from Gold Fields Ghana Limited. Mahama clarifies that Gold Fields initiated the offer - raising questions about the nature of the agreement.

A Ghanaian businessman steps in to help a xenophobia victim - but how will he help?

Ibrahim Mahama has offered support to Emmanuel Asamoah, a Ghanaian man who returned home after alleged xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The Foreign Affairs Ministry is involved - but what kind of support is on offer?

Ibrahim Mahama steps in to assist a xenophobic attack victim - but what kind of support is being offered?

Ibrahim Mahama has offered support to a Ghanaian man who suffered from xenophobic attacks in South Africa- a move intended to help him rebuild his life back home. This gesture highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Ghanaians abroad and the efforts to reintegrate them.