Ghana’s Extractive Sector Multi-Stakeholder Group (MSG) is calling for parliamentary intervention regarding delayed mineral royalty payments. The group wants Parliament to compel state agencies to promptly disburse these royalties to communities directly affected by mining operations. These funds are crucial for development projects and improved livelihoods in mining host areas. The MSG believes swift action is needed to address the existing delays and ensure communities benefit from the resources extracted from their land. They argue consistent and timely disbursement is a matter of fairness and sustainable development. The call highlights ongoing concerns about the effective management and distribution of mineral wealth in Ghana. This push for accountability aims to strengthen the link between resource extraction and local community benefits.