5 stories tagged “Minerals Commission”.
Chief Executive Officer Isaac Tandoh announced that Ghana’s vast gold reserves will only be mined under a framework that prioritises local benefits and secure returns for foreign investors.
Ghana’s regulator is setting minimum pay and bid benchmarks to curb underbidding as the country pushes miners to outsource more work to local firms.
The country positions itself as a stable, reform‑driven hub for the global energy transition, urging partners to move beyond gold to battery minerals and value‑added mining.
Three Adamus Resources mining leases were revoked after the Minerals Commission cited regulatory breaches, prompting a presidential intervention to chart a turnaround plan.
The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has upheld the revocation of three mining leases belonging to Adamus Resources Limited after a review committee examined the company’s petition against the government’s initial decision.
The partnership will feature the Next Gen Fashion Icon Showcase during National TVET Week, giving learners a national platform to transform discarded textiles into valuable products.
Efia, now 26, has waited four years for a child, facing relentless pressure from family, church and community, highlighting a cultural bias that blames women for infertility.
Deputy Minority Leader Patricia Appiagyei has asked First Lady Lordina Mahama and Vice President Jane Naana Opoku‑Agyemang to intervene after senior nursing officer Salomey Awity Baffoe was denied bail in the Ghana Jollof TikTok investigation.
The MP for Madina fell ill on stage while addressing the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, leaving his health status uncertain.
The State Housing Company Limited has launched a nationwide audit, demanding that those occupying or dealing with its lands regularise their status or vacate within three weeks.
Police in Ashanti Region have taken into custody Salifu Walid and Aziz Wadrago Mane after linking them to the murder of Cheikh Touré in October 2025.
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