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Konongo chiefs back Northern Ashanti Mines lease revocation

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5 developments over 12 days, 6 newsrooms in all

  1. Day 1 Thu, 22 Oct Northern Ashanti Mines Takes Minerals Commission to Court Over Lease Termination First reported by CitiNewsroom.com · 2 newsrooms
  2. Day 6 Tue, 27 Oct Northern Ashanti Mines lease revocation legal - Minerals Commission asserts Reported first by Ghanaian Times · 7 newsrooms
  3. Day 11 Sun, 1 Nov Northern Ashanti Mines accuses NAIMOS of attempting to disable CCTV cameras Reported first by MyJoyOnline · 2 newsrooms
  4. Day 12 Mon, 2 Nov Northern Ashanti Mines Lease Revocation: Asante-Akyem Chiefs Back Government Reported first by News Ghana · 3 newsrooms · you're reading this
  5. Day 12 Mon, 2 Nov Northern Ashanti Mines Says Regulator Silent on CCTV Warning Reported first by News Ghana

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  • Ghanaian TimesAsante Akyem · Minerals Commission’s
  • Daily Guide NetworkNana Awuah Abedimsa II Some

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