Freetown, 26th October 2026- The Ministry of Employment, Labour and Social Security has assured workers of Marampa Mines Limited that efforts are underway to safeguard their rights and benefits following the company’s announcement of a temporary shutdown due to economic and other operational challenges.
In a public statement, the Ministry said it had already been engaging the management of the mining company, alongside workers’ representatives and the union, in a bid to address the difficulties facing the firm and mitigate their impact on employees.
According to the Ministry, the discussions were aimed at finding an amicable solution while taking proactive measures to protect the interests and rights of all parties during the challenging period.
The Ministry further reassured the public, particularly workers affected by the shutdown, that it will continue to engage the management of Marampa Mines Limited to ensure that employees receive all legal entitlements due to them.
Reaffirming its commitment to both the workforce and the company, the Ministry pledged to maintain constructive dialogue with management as stakeholders seek a path forward.
The Ministry also expressed solidarity with workers and management, emphasizing its determination to support efforts that protect jobs, uphold labour rights and promote a fair resolution to the situation.
