By King Amoah. Abena Mansah, a noted supporter of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) from Agona Swedru in the Central Region, has pointed fingers at the officials of the Minerals Commission rather than President Akufo-Addo over the controversial galamsey’ menace in the country. Mansah’s comments shine a light on a crucial aspect of the galamsey […]
By King Amoah. The issue of illegal mining, commonly known as ‘galamsey’, has become a contentious struggle in Ghana, threatening the nation’s natural resources and the livelihoods of countless citizens. As the country grapples with the ramifications of this illegal activity, calls for decisive action have intensified. One such call comes from John Padmore, a […]
In a poignant statement that resonates deeply within the context of Ghana’s ongoing struggle with illegal mining—known locally as “galamsey”—an 85-year-old elder, Paul Manu from Gomoa Odoben in the Central Region, has admonished fellow Ghanaians that God will curse anyone who accepts bribes and allows these unauthorized mining practices to continue. His remarks ignite a […]
By King Amoah. As the campaign against illegal mining, known locally as “galamsey,” intensifies in Ghana, the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) has declared its unwavering support for Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in their upcoming nationwide strike. This decisive move comes in response to the government’s ongoing efforts to enforce a ban on illegal […]
By King Amoah In a bold declaration, Professor Johnson Anobil, a respected political analyst based in Cape Coast, has voiced the growing frustration among Ghanaians regarding the government’s failure to take decisive action against illegal mining, commonly known as “galamsey.” His remarks come as a stark warning that many citizens are reluctant to participate in […]
By King Amoah In a poignant call for accountability, Opanin Yawoh Preko, a farmer from Ashanti Bekwai in the Ashanti Region, has urged President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to render a heartfelt apology to the people of Ghana and seek divine forgiveness for the alarming degradation of the country’s water bodies and environment during his […]
In recent months, the illegal mining menace, popularly referred to as “Galamsey,” has surged across Ghana, posing significant threats to the environment, public health, and local economies. Amid growing discontent over the government’s lack of action against this rampant issue, protests have erupted across the country, with citizens voicing their concerns about the consequences of […]
In recent months, the issue of illegal small-scale mining, commonly known as galamsey, has reached critical proportions in Ghana, particularly in the Ashanti region. The environmental degradation, health hazards, and societal conflicts stemming from this illicit practice have prompted urgent calls for reform. A resonant voice demanding accountability for the damage caused by galamsey comes […]
In the heart of the Ashanti Region, a rising voice has drawn attention to an alarming issue that continues to plague Ghana’s environment: illegal mining. Environmental expert Charles Obiri has recently suggested bold measures to combat this crisis, advocating for a nationwide ban on illegal mining activities, which he believes have been exacerbated by a […]
By King Amoah. In recent years, the global discourse on sustainable resource management has intensified, particularly within the mining sector. Small-scale mining, often portrayed as a source of livelihood for impoverished communities, has increasingly come under scrutiny for its environmental and social implications. While small-scale miners contribute to local economies, a troubling pattern of non-compliance […]
