Emmanuel Buah noted that individuals tasked with safeguarding these lands had, in some instances, allegedly abused their authority, prompting firm intervention from the government. “Somehow, the people who have been given the charge to protect these lands were somehow abusing it. “Cabinet has approved our recommendation that all public lands that have been sold are going under review to make sure there's value for money and process audit was done,” he disclosed. Warning against future infractions, the lands minister stressed that officials found culpable would be publicly exposed. Lands minister holds talks with CSOs to polish Ghana’s lithium agreement“We will publish your name in every newspaper,” he cautioned.

Source: GhanaWeb January 27, 2026 14:19 UTC