CMS-PRO, A&A Southern Deny Alfred Mahama’s Involvement In Nawara Concession Revocation
Management of CMS-PRO and A&A Southern Industries Ltd., two related Ghanaian mining companies, have dismissed suggestions linking Mr Alfred Mahama, brother of President John Dramani Mahama, to the revocation of Nawara Company Limited’s mining concession, insisting that the decision was a regulatory matter. The two companies, which subsequently acquired the concession, said Mr Mahama had […] The…
CMS-PRO and A&A Southern Industries Ltd., two Ghanaian mining companies, have denied any connection between the revocation of Nawara Company Limited's mining concession and Alfred Mahama, brother of President John Dramani Mahama. The companies stated that the revocation was a regulatory matter, and they were not shareholders in either of the two companies.
They emphasized that their acquisition of the concession followed proper regulatory procedures and urged the public to rely on official documents held by the Minerals Commission for factual information. Management also criticized public figures such as legal practitioner Martin Kpebu for making personal attacks and speculated statements, urging them to focus on the facts and official records.
They asserted that the Minerals Commission should be the primary source for clarifying the circumstances surrounding the concession's revocation and acquisition.
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