….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
…..Awarded office complex project to its landlord through restrictive tender The Herald’s investigation into significant governance lapses and potential financial impropriety at the state-owned Minerals Income and Investment Fund (MIIF), has revealed that its management awarded a US$41 million contract for its new head office to its landlord, Goldkey Properties Limited. Goldkey Properties, owned by […]| The Herald ghana
Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF), has issued a formal response to recent media reports alleging financial irregularities within the Fund. The statement, released by the Management of MIIF, seeks to clarify the situation and reassure the public of its commitment to transparency and accountability. The reports in question, have primarily focused on the tenure of […]| The Herald ghana
…Details agreement with Ghana’s Minerals Fund, amid allegations of financial mismanagement Fidelity Bank Ghana Limited, has issued a statement to clarify recent reports concerning its partnership with the Minerals Income and Investment Fund (MIIF), regarding the Gold for Forex programme, which has been ridden with huge losses to the state. According to Esi E. Mills-Robertson, […]| The Herald ghana