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The Military Command will later this morning deploy personnel to protect mining sites against galamsey activities in the first phase of its long term protection for mining concessions.
The Lands and Natural Resources Minister, John Peter Amewu, early in July announced the long term military protection for large-scale legal mining concessions under a signed memorandum with the Chamber of Mines and the Ghana Armed Forces.
The deployment, according to the Ministry is to provide protection for both life and property, against illegal miners and their activities.
The memorandum covered over 20 Companies including C&G Aleksa and GeoProfessional Services Limited, the latter of which had two Russians and two Ukrainians who were working at its site arrested for their alleged involvement in illegal mining.
The Ministry, during a tour, found soldiers present at the mining company sparking investigations into possible military involvement into illegal mining.
On Monday, July 10 the Ministry published the list of companies are covered by the Memorandum of Understanding.
 

NO. NAME OF COMPANY LOCATION
1. Gold Fields Ghana Limited Tarkwa
2. Abosso Gold Fields Limited Damang
3. AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem
4. AngloGold Ashanti Obuasi
5 Golden Star Resources Limited Bogoso/ Prestea
6. Golden Star Wassa Limited Wassa
7. Ghana Manganese Company Nsuta
8. Adamus Resources Limited Nkroful
9. Chirano Gold Limited Chirano
10. Mensin Gold Limited Bibiani
11. Perseus Mining Limited Ayanfuri
12. Asanko Gold Mining Company Esaase/Obotan
13. Newmont Ghana Gold Limited Ahafo
14 Newmont Golden Ridge Limited Akyem

 
There are also eight other mining companies and mining groups that have their own agreements with the Ghana Army.

NO. NAME OF COMPANY LOCATION
1. C & G Aleksa Diaso
2. GeoProfessional Services Limited Tontokrom
3. ATK Mining Group Asamama
4. Group of Small Scale Miners:·        Akonto Ent
·        Fermont Investment Limited
·        Dirradex Ent.
·        Mannaseh Link Ent.
 
Atuna, Drobo
5 Owere Mines Konongo
6. Yasmin Mining Group Marfokrom near Mansiso
7. Yasdan Mining Group Marfokrom near Mansiso
8. Kibi Goldfields Limited Kibi

 

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