The Ghana National Association of Rock Miners has expressed strong support for the passage of the Gold Board Bill, vowing to work closely with the newly established Board to craft policies that promote small-scale mining and empower stakeholders across the industry.
The Association also committed to partnering with the Gold Board and relevant regulatory bodies to help restore sustainable mining practices and drive growth in Ghana’s national economy.
In a statement to the media, the group commended the government for passing the legislation, noting that the new law marks a significant step toward sanitizing the mining sector, which has recently come under scrutiny due to environmental degradation caused by illegal small-scale mining operations.
President of the Association, Dr. Kofi Twum Berima, reaffirmed the group’s readiness to collaborate in implementing the bill’s provisions and ensuring a more responsible and productive mining industry.
“On behalf of the Ghana National Association of Rock Miners, Narom, I am thrilled to announce our on various support for the passage of the gold act. Hard rock mining, a game changer for the gold board and Ghana’s economy.”
“Globally, we have a very strong partnership with the global economy. We have a very strong partnership with the Ghana Gold Board to make this vision a reality. We will educate the public and stakeholders on the benefits of hard rock mining, despairing misconceptions, and promoting a positive image of our industry,”
“Our mining system aligns with the 24 economic program, which aims to transition from small-scale to medium-scale operations by establishing additional small-scale mining zones to absorb more labor. Currently, our hard-rock mining operations are on a three-shift system, optimizing productivity and efficiency,”
