President John Dramani Mahama admits Ndc supporters are actively involved in galamsey

President John Mahama admitted the involvement of fellow National Democratic Congress members in illegal gold mining practices. Illegal mining, known as 'galamsey', has heavily impacted Ghana's environment and agriculture sectors. In 2025, the Attorney General ordered an investigation into NDC officials linked to illegal mining activities. President John Mahama has admitted that people affiliated with him and his political party are involved in illegal mining. Mahama complained that illegal mining had deeply infiltrated Ghanaian society. President John Mahama admits that the involvement of fellow National Democratic Congress members in illegal gold mining. Credit: John Dramani Mahama Source: Facebook One of his appointees, the Amansie Central District

Atiwa East Erupts: As Chiefs And Party Activists Demand DCE’s Removal Over Galamsey Involvement

By King Amoah Atiwa East District in the Eastern Region is teetering on the brink of public unrest as chorus of poputclar activists of traditional chiefs and opinion leaders intensifies their demand for the immediate removal of the District Chief Executive (DCE), Ernest Ntim. The persistent allegations of his active xtct tc5ct t illegal mining activities commonly known as galamsey have pushed residents to the precipice, culminating in a stern warning for presidential intervention before they resort to taking matters into their own hands. For months the people of Atiwa East have been vocal in their calls for the dismissal of the DCE

PressRelease: EPA’s Strategic Intervention At The Port: A Major Boost To Fight Against Galamsey

The recent arrest and interception of Chafang machines at the port by the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) represents a bold and highly strategic milestone in Ghana’s relentless fight against illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey.   For years, galamsey has posed a serious threat to our environment, polluting vital water bodies such as the Pra, Ankobra, and Birim rivers, degrading fertile farmlands, and destroying forest reserves that sustain livelihoods and biodiversity. One of the key drivers of this destruction has been the importation and deployment of sophisticated mining equipment, including Chafang machines, which accelerate environmental damage on a massive scale.   By intercepting

Ndc chairmanship hopeful takes initiative to maintain Atwima Kwanwoma Constituency roads

By King Amoah, Kumasi While citizens voice their frustrations over the deteriorating state of roads across the Atwima Kwanwoma Constituency, a powerful contrast has emerged. Amidst a community where more affluent residents are capable of contributing to road maintenance it remains conspicuously silent. However one individual has stepped forward not only to address the issue but to do so with a clear vision for the constituency's future. Mr. Solomon Reuben Jabari a well known philanthropist and a hopeful for the NDC Constituency Chairmanship has single handedly embarking on a massive road maintenance drive to demonstrate his commitment that transcends mere political ambition. The perennial issue

Galamsey tragedy: Nine dead,four injured in pit collapse at Tontonkrom

Nine illegal miners have been reported dead following a mine collapse at Tontokrom in the Asutifi South District in the Ahafo Region. Four others sustained injuries and have been rushed to a nearby health facility for treatment. The mine, located in Asutifi South, has been identified as a hotspot for illegal mining activities, locally known as galamsey. Authorities also noted that the collapse occurred despite ongoing interventions by the National Inter-Ministerial Taskforce on Small-Scale Mining (NAIMOS), which was previously attacked in the area. The victims are part of a growing number of illegal miners operating in the region, raising concerns about safety and enforcement

Press Release: E PA’s CEO professor Nana Browne Klutse sets example by restoring Ghana’s water resources

The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has taken a bold and innovative step towards restoring Ghana's polluted water bodies, and the efforts of EPA CEO deserve commendation and recognition. In a groundbreaking initiative, the EPA has piloted a 'copper-based' nano liquid technology to clean up the polluted Birim River. This pioneering approach showcases the authority 's commitment to environmental sustainability and innovative solutions for tackling pollution challenges. The CEO's leadership in embracing cutting-edge technology to address water pollution is a testament to their vision for a cleaner and healthier environment. The use of nano liquid technology holds promise for effective remediation of contaminated waterways,