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Iron Ore mining to start by 2025 - GIISDEC CEO
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Iron Ore mining to start by 2025 - GIISDEC CEO

Published October 17, 20223 min read
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Ghana Integrated Iron and Steel Development Corporation (GIISDEC)Iron Ore mining to start by 2025 - GIISDEC CEOGIISDECKwabena Bonsu Fordwor

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