Minerals Commission Trains Small-Scale Miners on Responsible Mining Practices
From Ernest Best Anane
The Minerals Commission, in collaboration with the Atwima Mponua District Assembly and the Small Scale Miners Association, has organized a training programme for small-scale miners in Bibiani to promote responsible mining practices and environmental protection.
The training, led by District Chief Executive Hon. Ibrahim Issahak and officials from the Minerals Commission Bibiani Office, focused on modern and sustainable mining methods. Mr. Emmanuel Oppong Arthur, Bibiani District Officer of the Minerals Commission, encouraged stakeholders to initiate similar training programmes, noting that it would support miners in carrying out their activities responsibly and in compliance with environmental and regulatory standards.
The training covered key topics including exploration techniques, best mining practices, mineral processing techniques, mercury use and abatement, and tailings management. Hon. Ibrahim Issahak urged the miners to take the training seriously, thanking the Minerals Commission for the initiative 💪.
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