US EditionTrade and the environment: How the new Ghana GOLDBOD could affect the environment
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Trade and the environment: How the new Ghana GOLDBOD could affect the environment
By Sheela Adoma Sakyi OPPONG Trade, the selling and buying of both goods and services, has the potential to lift many out of poverty. Trade creates wealth for individuals and nations. Trade has the power to affect the social and economic fibre of nations. As the biggest gold producer in Africa and one of the largest in the world Ghana is being audacious by taking full control of its trade in gold with the establishment of the Ghana Gold Board. T…
·Accra, Ghana
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