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Apply PRMA Model to Mining for Full Transparency
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Apply PRMA model to mining for full transparency
The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, Dr. Ing. Ken Ashigbey, has called on the government to consider replicating the Petroleum Revenue Management Act (PRMA) model in the management of mining revenues for transparent and controlled utilisation of mining revenues. Speaking to Channel One News in Sekondi-Takoradi on Friday, June 13, after […] The post Apply PRMA model to mining for full transparency appeared first on Ghanamma.…
The government hopes to raise more than $200 million with the new rate of mining supervision that seeks to strengthen control throughout the country. The post Chamber of Mining asks to suspend the rate of mining supervision and control in Ecuador appeared first on El Diario.
The government expects to raise between USD 200 million and USD 220 million by charging a "control fee" to all mining concessions in the country, which add up to 1,536 million.
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