Adamus Resources Limited has petitioned the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources to reverse the government's revocation of its mining licenses at Salma, Anwia, and Akango, which was based on Minerals Commission recommendations. The Minister will constitute an independent committee to review the petition, while an Interim Management Committee will oversee operations pending the outcome.
13 hours ago · The Chronicle →
Adamus Resources Limited has refuted allegations linking it to illegal mining, stating its operations comply with Ghanaian mining law and describing the Ministry's decision to revoke its licence as a failure to follow legal procedures. The company says it is a licensed indigenous operator dealing with persistent illegal mining activities within its concessions at Akango, Salman, Nkroful and surrounding areas, which it has repeatedly reported to authorities.
21 hours ago · Daily Guide →
Residents of Salma, Akango and surrounding communities in Ellembelle Municipality have welcomed the government's decision to revoke the mining lease of Adamus Resources, following a committee investigation that found evidence of illegal mining activities. The communities noted the company had operated since 2007 with little development benefit to host communities, but cautioned against future lease restoration without clear guarantees of direct local benefit.
30 April 2026 · The Chronicle →
Mining company Adamus Resources has rejected allegations of illegal mining following the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources revoking its licence, claiming the ministry did not follow due process as required under the Minerals and Mining Act, 2006.
30 April 2026 · Business & Financial Times →