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The New Gold Rush
When Ghanaian President John Mahama returned to power in January, he made fighting galamsey a signature policy. He banned ...
Ghana’s intensified fight against illegal mining — popularly known as galamsey — entered a new phase this week as two ...
The President of the Friends of Rivers and Waterbodies, Nana Dwomoh Sarpong, has called for Ghana’s fight against illegal ...
The Lead Convener of the Ghana Coalition Against Illegal Mining, Kenneth Ashigbey, has expressed worry that Ghana may lose ...
OccupyGhana renews warning to Government: Galamsey pushing Ghana toward ecological and food disaster
Civil society pressure group OccupyGhana, has again raised alarm over what it says is the government’s continued inaction on ...
Ghana is not accepting Abrego Garcia as part of US deportees — Foreign Affairs M... The word "galamsey" evokes mixed emotions ...
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Galamsey Fight: Bryan Acheampong Calls for 90-Day Ban on Mining to Save Water Bodies
Dr. Bryan Acheampong has urged the government to impose a 90-day ban on mining activities in Ghana to address the impact of ...
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Ghana faces mounting pressure to take action over illegal mining
Pressure is mounting on Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama to declare a state of emergency as environmental degradation ...
Ghana risks paying millions of dollars in rehabilitation costs in the coming years if the long-term impact of illegal mining on children’s health and welfare is not urgently addressed, the Executive ...
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Ghana: PCG Moderator Backs Decisive Action Against Galamsey
Rt. Rev. Dr. Abraham Nana Opare Kwakye, has backed calls for decisive action to tackle the galamsey menace, describing it "as a direct assault on God's creation and the well-being of future ...
Cancer does not announce itself with drums and trumpets. It begins quietly, feeding on the body it inhabits, spreading cell ...
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Galamsey: Ghana’s national crisis that demands collective action
Illegal small-scale mining, commonly referred to as galamsey, has become one of the greatest threats to Ghana’s survival.
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