The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF)
The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) has disassociated itself from a purported document circulating on social media titled “MIIF Ghana’s Gold Trade Programme: A Case Study in Mining Investment Growth”, stating that MIIF neither commissioned nor authorised its publication.
In a statement released on Wednesday, August 19, 2025, and sighted by GhanaWeb Business, MIIF described the publication as lacking clear authorship and official endorsement.
“The Fund notes with concern that this and similar publications are being circulated by faceless, anonymous individuals without proper attribution or institutional backing,” it stated.
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MIIF, however, urged the public and media institutions to disregard publications claiming to represent the fund if they are not released through MIIF’s official and verified channels.
“We wish to reiterate that any legitimate MIIF publication will: Bear official MIIF letterhead and branding; Include clear authorship and authorisation details; Be distributed through official MIIF channels and credible media institutions; and Carry proper institutional endorsement,” the statement noted.
“The Fund wishes to advise all stakeholders, media houses, and the public to: Verify the authenticity of any document purporting to be from MIIF; Ignore anonymous publications claiming to represent MIIF’s position; and Direct all inquiries to official MIIF communication channels.”
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