Earl international mining company builds ultra-modern school for Gbane community

The new educational infrastructure replaces a 3-unit classroom block public school that was closer to the mine area of Earl Mining, which posed a threat to the safety of pupils.

Mr Zhang hinted that the company will undertake more corporate responsibility projects aimed at a holistic development of the community.

We firmly believe that as our company continues to grow and prosper, we will do our utmost best to undertake more social responsibilities and give back to the local community and Ghana government

Mrs Ayinzoya assured that the school will be put to optimal use and well-maintained to prolong its longevity.

He hinted that the company will soon employ 500 more employees to its over 1,000 employees and was optimistic that the company in the coming years will employ more youth in the area to drastically reduce youth unemployment in the area.

Mr Yakubu further stressed that his outfit will ensure the company adheres to sustainable mining practices as enshrined in Ghana’s mining laws to reap the utmost benefits to the region and the nation at large.

For his part, a representative of the Paramount Chief of the Talensi Traditional Area, Tongraan Kugbilsong Nanlebgtanga, and Chief of Baare, Naab Nyakora Mantii, commended Earl Mining Limited for their social responsibility projects in the area but hinted that the traditional council will soon engage the company to invest more on corporate responsibilities in the Talensi area.