AML/CFT/CPF

Draft Reviewed 2014 Minerals and Mining Policy and Proposed Amendments on the Mining Act of 2006 (Act 703)

THE NEW PROCUREMENT LIST
(6TH EDITION)

The Minerals and Mining (Local Content and Local Participation) Regulations, 2020(L.I.2431) came into force on 22 December 2020. The purpose of the Regulations among others is to:

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PUBLIC NOTICE

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Laws & Regulations

Find out the Laws and Regulations in the Mining Sector of Ghana

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Mining Licence

How to get a Mining Licence in Ghana

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Mining Policy

Ensuring Mining Contributes to Sustainable Development in Ghana.

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AML/CFT/CPF

THE CEO

Mine Manager, Certified International Commercial Contracts Manager, and an Experienced Mining Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the mining & metals industry. Skilled in Surface Mine Operations, Fleet Management Systems, Mine Planning, Owner Mining, and Contract Mining Management. Strong Engineering professional with a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) – Corporate Finance from Walden University as well as a BSC in Mining Engineering from the University of Mines & Technology.

Isaac Andrew Tandoh

CEO

Inauguration of Mincom Board

On June 3, 2025, the Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah (MP), inaugurated a nine (9) member governing Board of the Minerals Commission. At a brief induction ceremony in the Conference room of the Ministry, the following members of the Board were sworn into office.

Mincom Board

1. Mr. William Ntow Boahene (Esq.) – Board Chairman

2. Mr.Isaac Andrews Tandoh – CEO/Member

3. Hon. Yusif Sulemana (MP) – Member

4. Hon. Issah Salifu Taylor (MP) – Member

5. Hon. Emelia Ankomah Esq. (MP) – Member

6. Prof. Hamza Adam (MP) – Member

7. Prof. Gordon Foli – Member

8. Nana Adwoa Foriwa – Member

9. Nana Yaa Gyindoh I – Member

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE	COST
Gold Deposits of Ghana	US$ 150.00
Industrial Mineral Resources of Ghana	US$ 150.00
Solar Salt Technology	GH₵ 15.00
Map of Geological & Mineral Resources of Ghana	US$ 20.00
Mineral Concession Map of Ghana (scale:1:1000,000)	US$ 150.00

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The Minerals Commission

OUR KEY FUNCTIONS

The Minerals Commission Act 1993, (Act 450), stipulate the functions of the Commission as follows:

To formulate recommendations of national policy for exploration and exploitation of mineral resources with special reference to establishing national priorities having due regard to the national economy;

To monitor the operations of all bodies or establishments with responsibility for minerals and report to the Minister;

To secure a firm basis of comprehensive data collection on national mineral resources and the technologies of exploration and exploitation for national decision making

To monitor the implementation of laid down Government policies on minerals and report on this to the Minister;

To advise the Minister of Lands and Natural Resources on matters relating to minerals;

To receive and assess public agreements relating to minerals and report to Parliament;

To perform such other functions as the Minister may assign to it.