Minerals Income Investment Fund Ghana

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The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) is a sovereign minerals wealth fund mandated by the Minerals Income Investment Fund Act, 978 (as amended) to manage all the minerals income due to the Republic of Ghana in a transparent and sustainable manner.

Today, we received a delegation from Zijin Golden Ridge Limited, which has agreed to partner us to support the Fund’s re...
26/08/2026

Today, we received a delegation from Zijin Golden Ridge Limited, which has agreed to partner us to support the Fund’s reforestation project in the Subri Forest Reserve in the Western Region.

The initiative forms part of MIIF’s Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) agenda and is being implemented in partnership with the Forest Services Division of the Forestry Commission of Ghana.

Beyond restoring degraded forests, the project seeks to protect ecosystems, safeguard livelihoods and create socio-economic benefits for communities within forest zones.

We are doing this since we know that together, we can restore our forests and build a more sustainable future.

24/08/2026

A look back at the National Mining Dialogue 2026, where the conversation centred on creating greater value from Ghana’s mineral resources.

For MIIF, the message was clear: our mineral wealth must translate into stronger Ghanaian businesses, jobs and sustainable opportunities for generations to come.

24/08/2026

A look back at the National Mining Dialogue 2026, a powerful conversation on building a mining sector that creates greater value for Ghana.

For MIIF, the message is clear: our mineral wealth must translate into stronger Ghanaian businesses, jobs and sustainable opportunities for generations to come.

Stakeholders at yesterday’s National Mining Dialogue 2026 called for a new approach to Ghana’s mining sector, one that p...
19/08/2026

Stakeholders at yesterday’s National Mining Dialogue 2026 called for a new approach to Ghana’s mining sector, one that prioritises value creation, responsible mining, local participation and sustainable investment.

Speaking during a panel discussion, Mr. Kwabena Barning, Chief Technical and Operations Officer of the Fund, highlighted the MIIF’s role as an investment arm of government supporting opportunities across the mining value chain, including mining support services, downstream processing and the growth of viable Ghanaian mining businesses.

He also pointed to the growing contribution of small-scale mining to Ghana’s gold production, stressing the need for greater formalisation, traceability, technology, access to finance and responsible mining practices.

At the end of the discussions, the message was clear: Ghana’s minerals must do more than be extracted. They must create lasting value, jobs, businesses and opportunities for generations to come.

MIIF proudly celebrates our CEO, Mrs. Justina Nelson, on her recognition among Avance Media Africa’s 2026 Top 100 Ghana’...
18/08/2026

MIIF proudly celebrates our CEO, Mrs. Justina Nelson, on her recognition among Avance Media Africa’s 2026 Top 100 Ghana’s Women Board Directors.

The recognition reflects her leadership and contribution to governance, strategic decision-making and sustainable national development.

Congratulations, Mrs. Justina Nelson, on this well-deserved recognition!

17/08/2026

A look back at last Thursday’s CIPS West Africa Meet & Connect event where industry leaders and procurement professionals came together to explore how strategic procurement and supply chain management can protect resources, strengthen organisations and create lasting value.

At the 2026 CIPS West Africa Meet & Connect in Accra, our CEO, Mrs. Justina Nelson called for procurement to be treated ...
15/08/2026

At the 2026 CIPS West Africa Meet & Connect in Accra, our CEO, Mrs. Justina Nelson called for procurement to be treated as a strategic function that protects public resources, strengthens governance and creates long-term value.

In a speech read on her behalf by MIIF’s Chief Finance Officer, Mr. David Awuah Mensah, she stressed that value for money goes beyond choosing the cheapest option and that it is about balancing cost, quality, risk, performance and long-term benefits.

“Value is not realised when a contract is signed; it is realised when the contract delivers.”

MIIF’s Head of Procurement, Mrs. Theresa Gyasi-Antwi, also challenged procurement professionals to uphold high ethical and professional standards.

“As procurement colleagues, let us be professional in our work and we will earn the trust of our bosses.”

Today, we welcomed the Cyber Security Authority (CSA) to explore opportunities for collaboration to strengthen cybersecu...
13/08/2026

Today, we welcomed the Cyber Security Authority (CSA) to explore opportunities for collaboration to strengthen cybersecurity within Ghana’s minerals space.
During a courtesy visit led by CSA Director-General, Divine Selase Agbeti, our CEO, Mrs. Justina Nelson, commended the CSA for its proactive engagement with State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) to strengthen the security of their digital systems and technologies.
Mrs. Nelson emphasised the importance of cybersecurity as institutions increasingly depend on digital technologies and interconnected systems to deliver their mandates.
The CSA commended MIIF for its investments in technology, digital infrastructure and security systems, while stressing the need for institutions to remain vigilant as cyber threats and fraud become increasingly sophisticated.
The two institutions agreed to collaborate on capacity building, cybersecurity awareness and knowledge sharing, leveraging their respective strengths to contribute to a safer and more secure minerals sector.

11/08/2026

Mrs. Justina Nelson,CEO of the Fund, reiterating MIIF’s commitment to ensuring that Ghana’s mineral wealth creates lasting value for present and future generations.

As the Ga State prepares for Homowo, she extends her warmest wishes to the Ga Mantse, traditional leaders and the people of Ga.

11/08/2026

Mrs. Justina Nelson,CEO of the Fund, reiterating MIIF’s commitment to ensuring that Ghana’s mineral wealth creates lasting value for present and future generations.

As the Ga State prepares for Homowo, extends her warmest wishes to the Ga Mantse, traditional leaders and the people of Ga.

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