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APL says GoldBod terminated US$1bn Goldstream deal over failure to meet obligations

Source: MyJoyOnline (Ghana)

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MyJoyOnline (Ghana) reported on 13 Oct 2026: APL says GoldBod terminated US$1bn Goldstream deal over failure to meet obligations.

Africa Policy Lens (APL) says the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has terminated its memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Goldstream Global DMCC after the company failed to fulfil its obligations under an agreement announced as a proposed US$1 billion investment in more than 300…

— MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
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Policy sets the direction for energy investment: national transition plans, market reforms such as Nigeria’s Electricity Act 2023, and global commitments under the Paris Agreement.

91.9% of people in Ghana had electricity in 2024

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