Pres Mahama’s Brother Alfred Isn’t Involved In The Revocation Of Narawa Mining’s License -Management

According to reports by GH One Tv on Sunday November 1, 2026 Management has strongly dismissed allegations linking Alfred Mahama, the brother of President John Dramani Mahama, to the

revocation of Nawara Mining’s licence, insisting that he played no role in the decision and has no ownership interest in the companies allegedly connected to the matter.

In a statement addressing the controversy, management clarified that Alfred Mahama was neither involved in the process that led to the revocation of Nawara Mining’s licence nor connected to the corporate arrangements of CMS-PRO and A&A Southern Industries Ltd.

The clarification, according to management, is necessary to address claims circulating about the President’s brother and his alleged involvement in the mining-related developments.

Management specifically stated that Alfred Mahama is not a shareholder in either CMS-PRO or A&A Southern Industries Ltd. It further rejected suggestions that he had any influence over the

decision to revoke Nawara Mining’s operating licence, stressing that attempts to associate him with the matter do not reflect the facts as presented by the companies.

The clarification comes amid public attention surrounding the revocation of Nawara Mining’s licence and questions about the individuals and businesses allegedly connected to the decision.

Given Alfred Mahama’s relationship with President John Dramani Mahama, the allegations have attracted interest, particularly regarding possible political or personal interests in the mining sector.

However, management maintains that the President’s brother should not be associated with the licence revocation or the ownership of the two companies mentioned in the controversy.

It has therefore sought to draw a clear distinction between Alfred Mahama and the corporate entities reportedly being discussed in connection with Nawara Mining.

The statement also places emphasis on the need for accurate information when discussing sensitive business and mining-related issues, particularly where allegations could create misleading impressions about individuals who hold public or political connections.

Management’s position is that Alfred Mahama has no involvement in the matter and holds no shares in CMS-PRO or A&A Southern Industries Ltd. The clarification is expected to contribute to the ongoing

public discussion surrounding Nawara Mining’s licence revocation, as attention remains on the circumstances surrounding the decision and the companies reportedly linked to it.

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