In a press statement signed and issued in Accra by its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr. Sulemanu Koney, the Chamber stressed that it has "never been an exporter of gold or any other natural resource”
ADVERTISEMENT
Chamber of Mines cautions public against gold fraudsters
The statement said it was therefore "Illegal to brandish the logo and name of the Chamber in any minerals export deal."
READ MORE
Anyone found to be culpable would be prosecuted for fraud under the laws of Ghana, the statement said.According to the statement, producing members of the Chamber were classified as large scale miners and were permitted by law to export minerals in line with laid down regulations contained in the mining permit issued by the Minerals Commission to the individual companies“All prospective precious minerals buyers/agents should contact the Minerals Commission of Ghana and the Precious Minerals and Marketing Company (PMMC) to seek further information and clarification.”
JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: eyewitness@pulse.com.gh
Recommended articles
Train accident photo posted on my social media pages is a photoshop - Peter Amewu
Court jails truck driver 6 months for causing Ghana's brand-new train accident
609 Ghanaians died in first 3 months of 2024 through road crashes - NRSA reveals
Stay in your parents' house while you do your NSS - Sammy Gyamfi advises graduates
Joseph Addo files nomination to contest as NPP Parliamentary aspirant for La Dadekotopon
Dumsor: ECG board members reject PURC GH¢5.8m fine
Woman who claims to have been taken to another world by dwarfs shares experience
Organised Labour threatens to strike May 2 over Tier-2 pension arrears