Narawa Ltd. Demands State Action To Reclaim Concession
Narawa staff demonstrating against the concession takeover Narawa Company Limited, a gold mining firm, is demanding immediate state intervention to halt what it describes as an armed invasion, looting Read More... The post Narawa Ltd. Demands State Action To Reclaim Concession appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
Narawa Company Limited, a gold mining firm, is urging the government to take action against what it describes as an armed invasion and illegal mining on its concession in Ghana. Head of Corporate Affairs Doris Attoh stated at a press conference in Accra that the site has been under illegal occupation since August 12, 2026, when it was forcibly taken over by civilians and military personnel during an armed takeover.
She reported that three lives were lost and eight people, including a police officer, were injured as a result of the violence. Attoh clarified that the company's staff strength is 150 employees, contrary to preliminary law enforcement assessments. The company is cooperating with investigations and has arrested three suspects in connection with the incidents.
Additionally, approximately 13 rogue groups, including foreign nationals, are currently conducting illegal mining on the concession, stealing six excavators and gold concentrates valued at approximately GH¢100 million, and destroying plant infrastructure worth over US$2 million. The company has filed legal proceedings against private individuals, corporate trespassers, and complicit entities, seeking remedies for asset losses, business interruption, and interference with their operations.
Narawa Ltd. is demanding immediate state intervention to secure the concession, remove unauthorized persons, and restore lawful access.
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