The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) recorded GH₵5.43 billion in mineral royalty inflows in 2025, the highest since its establishment.
The Chief Executive Officer, Mrs Justina Nelson, announced this at a roundtable engagement with civil society organisations held on Friday.
She said the figure represents a 10.8 per cent increase over the previous year, driven by improved monitoring, stronger compliance and tighter oversight.
She explained that the Fund has introduced reforms to strengthen governance, including the establishment of compliance, environmental, social and governance, and risk management structures to support sound investment decisions.
Mrs Nelson noted that the engagement is part of efforts to promote transparency and public dialogue on the management of Ghana’s mineral resources.
The Executive Director of the Institute for Democratic Governance, Dr Emmanuel Akwetey, commended MIIF for the engagement and encouraged the Fund to sustain such interactions to strengthen public trust.
The meeting brought together civil society organisations and think tanks to discuss MIIF’s mandate, recent amendments to its governing law and its investment direction, while offering participants the opportunity to engage directly with the Fund’s management and propose ways to enhance its impact.
Irene Wirekoaa Osei, ISD
