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Lands Minister sets up committee to review revocation of Adamus licence

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  • Settings aban 2 months ago

    Nothing will change Adamus's situation after the so-called review committee's work. The minister's intervention is only a smokescreen (settings). The intentions of this government as far as mineral resources are concerned is ...
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  • JESUS IS GOD 2 months ago

    If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation”
    2 Corinthians 5:17
    Let Jesus make you new—open your heart
    and say yes to Him.

  • Kofi Atta 2 months ago

    The law is clear give them a notice to rectify breaches.
    FGR was given notices
    Heath Goldfields also given 120 day notices
    Buga Buga will not help

  • KAYAYOO 2 months ago

    Rectify which breaches? I mean if you allow dubious third parties to mine on your concession without prior permission from the Minister , or illegally mine on your concession aka galamsey how are these rectified? These are ...
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  • Don't ship LCL China goods using BEEDEG 2 months ago

    Anyone who has personally dealt with ADAMUS (just like BEEDEG) knows its a bogus company. Employees, contractors etc all complain.

    They owe every contractor on site, sometimes running into 5 years. The rate of change of em ...
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  • Nii Hammond 2 months ago

    They are now reviewing bcoz of Ibrahim mahama,the list girl left her husband an Australian mining magnate,after 419 the man for his assets in Ghana. Na prez bro we dey chop the food since.We all know,marriage break

  • Dan Asiedu 2 months ago

    Mine just like Heath Goldfields
    Need a strategic investor to exploit refractory ore resource.
    Need a new plant for ore
    Until then galamsey mining will continue.

  • Joe kwasi 2 months ago

    This thief minister at it again. Eyes are watching

  • Great man 2 months ago

    The minister at it again always using his power to manipulate the system being chieftaincy affairs or now the companies.