Government Takes Over Adamus Resources’ Mine
The government has upheld the revocation of the mining leases of Adamus Resources Limited and directed the Minerals Commission to assume immediate administrative control of the mine as part of measures to revive operations and protect jobs. The Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah, who announced the decision during a visit […] The post Government Takes Over Adamus…
The government has decided to retain control of Adamus Resources Limited's mine and direct the Minerals Commission to take administrative responsibility, aiming to improve operations and safeguard worker jobs. This move came after a report from the Minerals Commission identified significant violations of the Mining Act and regulations.
The government is focused on ensuring the mine is fully operational, workers are paid on time, and necessary expansions occur. The Minerals Commission will collaborate with management and workers to resolve outstanding issues, restore the processing plant, and address safety concerns. Despite initial agreement with the revocation of the Adamus mining leases, a petition led to a Ministerial Review Committee's investigation, which supported the government's decision.
The government emphasizes the importance of protecting worker jobs and welfare, expressing concern over unpaid salaries and redundancies. It pledges to work with the Minerals Commission and stakeholders to revive the mine, restore its potential, and create a safe environment for workers.
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