The Minerals Commission has alerted the public to a growing number of fraudulent emails. These messages come from individuals falsely presenting themselves as officials of the commission.
These impostors are reportedly contacting people involved in Ghana's mining sector. They are seeking to obtain money and sensitive personal details through deception.
The commission stresses that these emails do not originate from legitimate sources. It urges caution when interacting with unsolicited communications claiming to be from the Minerals Commission.
Stakeholders are advised to verify the identity of any individual who contacts them unexpectedly. Official communication from the Minerals Commission follows established protocols.
The public is encouraged to report any suspicious emails or requests for information. This helps prevent further fraudulent activities.
This warning aims to protect individuals and businesses within the mining industry from falling victim to these scams.