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Mining must prove its impact, not just publicise it — Chamber of Mines

Donald Gwira, Vice President of the Institute of Public Relations Ghana and guest speaker at the Seminar, supported the emphasis on evidence and credibility by distinguishing reputation from trust.
Ghana’s mining sector must go beyond citing billions of cedis in taxes, local purchases and community spending by demonstrating how these contributions improve lives and deliver enduring benefits.
The Seminar delivered a clear message: under growing public scrutiny, the mining industry’s credibility will rest not only on the size of its contribution, but also on its capacity to demonstrate concrete, measurable results.
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