….GH¢1.5 Billion moved around banks, US$10 million dished out to another strange company The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF), has in response to the exposés by The Herald, assured Ghanaians that its financial statements are undergoing a comprehensive audit in accordance with established corporate governance procedures. However, it failed to disclose which institution is conducting […]| The Herald ghana
..Says it only negotiated for 13% interest The Mineral Income and Investment Fund (MIIF) management, led by Acting Chief Executive Officer, Justina Nelson, has strongly refuted claims of engaging in illegal transactions, describing a recent publication by The Herald newspaper as, “totally false, untrue, and a misrepresentation of facts.” In a rejoinder issued yesterday by […]| The Herald ghana
…..As concerns grow over forensic audit The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF), continues to face increasing concerns due to revelations of financial irregularities and questionable investments that happened under the previous administration, which the current administration, led by Justina Nelson, is not rigorously pursuing. Reports indicate that, a company named Asante Gold, linked to the […]| The Herald ghana