The Minerals Commission has alerted the public about scam emails. These emails are being sent by individuals pretending to work for the commission.
The fraudsters are targeting people involved in Ghana’s mining industry. They are using fake identities to ask for money.
They also try to get sensitive personal or business information. This is done under the false pretence of being legitimate officials.
The commission urges everyone to be very careful. They should verify the identity of anyone requesting money or information.
Official communication from the Minerals Commission will always be conducted through verified channels.
The public is advised not to respond to suspicious emails. They should also not share any personal or financial details.
The Minerals Commission is taking steps to address these fraudulent activities. Further details regarding specific actions will be provided as needed.