The Ghana Chamber of Mines has announced the appointment of Ing. Dr Kenneth Ashigbey as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective 1st June 2025. Simultaneously, the Chamber has named Ahmed Dasana Nantogmah as its first-ever Chief Operating Officer (COO).
According to the Chamber, these appointments reflect a renewed commitment to innovation, operational excellence, and sustainable growth within Ghana’s dynamic mining sector.
Ing. Dr Ashigbey brings to the role a broad portfolio of leadership experience across media, technology, infrastructure, and engineering.
As CEO, he will be responsible for steering the strategic direction of the Chamber, deepening stakeholder engagement, and championing policy advocacy to enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of Ghana’s mining industry.
Mr. Nantogmah’s elevation to the newly created role of COO underscores the Chamber’s focus on improving operational efficiency. He will oversee day-to-day operations and drive the execution of strategic initiatives. With a strong background in mining policy and corporate affairs, Mr. Nantogmah is well-positioned to help the Chamber achieve its operational goals.
Commenting on the appointments, Mr. Michael Edem Akafia, Esq., President of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, said:
“The appointment of Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey and Ahmed Nantogmah heralds a new chapter for the Chamber. Their combined expertise, leadership, and vision will be instrumental in navigating the dynamic landscape of the mining industry and advancing the interests of our members and the nation.”
The Chamber reaffirmed its commitment to building a resilient, responsible, and globally competitive mining sector that contributes meaningfully to national development. It views the leadership transition as a pivotal step in aligning with international best practices and strengthening sustainable mineral resource governance in Ghana.
Ing. Dr Kenneth Ashigbey recently resigned as the CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications to take up his new role.
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