Alfred Mahama Not Involved in Nawara Mining Licence Revocation, Management Clarifies

Management has dismissed claims linking Alfred Mahama, brother of President John Dramani Mahama, to the revocation of Nawara Mining’s licence, insisting that he has no involvement in the decision and is not a shareholder in the companies reportedly connected to the matter.

In a clarification addressing the controversy, management stated that Alfred Mahama played no role in the revocation of Nawara Mining’s licence.

It further stressed that he does not own shares in either CMS-PRO or A&A Southern Industries Ltd, two companies whose names have reportedly emerged in discussions surrounding the mining dispute.

The clarification appears aimed at addressing speculation and allegations suggesting that the President’s brother may have interests in the companies involved in the developments surrounding Nawara Mining.

Management maintained that attempts to associate Alfred Mahama with the licence revocation or the ownership of the two companies are inaccurate.

The controversy comes amid heightened public scrutiny of mining operations, licensing arrangements and the involvement of private companies in Ghana’s extractive industry.

The mining sector remains an important contributor to Ghana’s economy, making transparency and accountability in the allocation, management and revocation of mining licences particularly important.

The issue has also attracted attention because of the potential political implications of allegations involving individuals related to the President.

Management’s statement therefore seeks to separate Alfred Mahama from the controversy and clarify his alleged relationship with the companies mentioned.

The clarification is expected to contribute to public understanding of the matter as questions continue to emerge about Nawara Mining’s licence and the companies reportedly connected to the developments.

Meanwhile, the circumstances surrounding the licence revocation and the respective roles of the companies involved remain matters requiring clear information from the relevant authorities.

Management’s position is that Alfred Mahama should not be linked to the decision or portrayed as a shareholder in CMS-PRO or A&A Southern Industries Ltd.

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