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Ghana Mandates 30% Gold Output to Central Bank Under GANRAP

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Ghana has formally begun requiring large-scale miners to commit 30 percent of their gold output to the Bank of Ghana and GoldBod under the GANRAP framework, in a resource-nationalism move with significant implications for gold sector investors. Ghana's Lands Minister has signalled flexibility in the rollout, while the Chamber of Mines is advocating for an incentive-based implementation model.

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Lands Minister urges flexibility as as Ghana begins 30% gold purchase under GANRAP · myjoyonline.com · T3
Ghana can become West Africa’s gold refining hub with right incentives — Chamber of Mines · myjoyonline.com · T3
Large-scale miners commit 30% of gold output to BoG, GoldBod under GANRAP · myjoyonline.com · T3

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Ghana's 30% Gold Mandate Takes Effect
Ghana has formally begun requiring large-scale miners to commit 30 percent of their gold output to the Bank of Ghana and GoldBod under the GANRAP framework, in a resource-nationalism move with significant implications for gold sector investors. Ghana's Lands Minister has signalled flexibility in the rollout, while the Chamber of Mines is advocating for an incentive-based implementation model.