Minerals Commission denies unlawful termination of Narawa’s mining leases
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The Minerals Commission has denied allegations by Narawa Company Limited that it unlawfully terminated the company’s mining leases and handed over its operations to an individual.
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How 5 newsrooms reported this
- MyJoyOnline, Minerals Commission denies unlawful termination of Narawa’s mining leases
- The 1957 News, Narawa’s mining leases were lawfully terminated — Minerals Commission Positive tone
- News Ghana, Minerals Commission Rejects Concerns Over Narawa Lease Termination, Cites Due Process Positive tone
- GhanaWeb, Minerals Commission defends termination of Narawa’s mining leases over $909,127 debt Positive tone
- GhanaWeb, Minerals Commission rejects Narawa’s claims of unlawful mining lease termination Positive tone
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- “denies”MyJoyOnline
- “rejects”News Ghana
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- Most neutral headline · MyJoyOnlineMinerals Commission denies unlawful termination of Narawa’s mining leases
- Most positive headline · The 1957 NewsNarawa’s mining leases were lawfully terminated — Minerals Commission
Details only one newsroom reported
- News GhanaCites Due Process
- GhanaWeb$909,127
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