Gov't clarifies revocation of Adamus mining leases and says assets are 'not for sale'

Ghana's Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources has issued a clarification regarding the revocation of mining leases previously held by Adamus Resources Limited. The ministry explicitly stated that the assets associated with Adamus Resources are "not for sale," directly refuting reports that suggested otherwise.

This announcement comes as a response to circulating information that caused confusion about the status of the company's mining operations and assets. The ministry's statement aims to provide accurate information and correct any misconceptions that may have arisen from the reports.

The revocation of the leases and the subsequent clarification underscore the government's position on managing the country's natural resources and ensuring transparency in mining sector dealings. The ministry's firm stance on the non-sale of Adamus's assets signals a clear directive on the future handling of these resources.