King Amoah, reporting from Sekondi, W/R. In recent years, the illegal mining phenomenon known as ‘galamsey’ has emerged as a pressing issue in Ghana, wreaking havoc on the environment, economy, and the health of local communities. Kweku Mensah, a concerned resident of Sekondi in the Western Region, has added his voice to the growing chorus […]
By King Amoah In a recent declaration that has stirred significant conversation within political and environmental circles, Ransford Manu, a prominent leader of the opposition in Kumasi, has accused the Peace Council of Ghana of hypocrisy concerning their stance on illegal mining in the country. Ransford’s interview with this website highlight a growing frustration with […]
By King Amoah. In a world increasingly aware of environmental issues, the voice of youths like 16-year-old Charles Appiah rings out with a clarion call for accountability and action. Located in Kumasi, Appiah has boldly urged President Nana Akufo-Addo to break his silence regarding the rampant destruction of Ghana’s water bodies and environment, largely attributed […]
By Lawrence Odoom. A Ghanaian-US based Mining Engineer, Dr. Solomon Owusu, has strongly criticized the Akufo Addo-led administration’s handling of illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, in the country. In a scathing assessment, Dr. Owusu described the government’s approach as a “lame duck” effort, accusing high government officials of engaging in illegal mining activities hence […]
By King Amoah, Tarkwa – W/R As a mining student residing in Tarkwa, a town that epitomizes the delicate balance between resource extraction and environmental sustainability, I am compelled to voice my concern regarding the rampant corruption within our legislative frameworks, student Wilberforce Anderson has disclosed. The ongoing environmental degradation caused by illegal mining activities […]
By King Amoah The country is facing a pressing water crisis that has become increasingly palpable in many regions, particularly in the Ashanti Region, where the local population struggles with the adverse effects of environmental degradation. According to Kofi Abrompa, a cocoa farmer from Kenyase in the Kwabre East District, the responsibility for this crisis […]
By King Amoah In recent times, the issue of illegal mining has emerged as a significant challenge in many communities across Ghana, particularly in the Ashanti Region. The destruction of land, pollution of water bodies, and the degradation of the environment are dire consequences that have raised alarm among various stakeholders. However, amidst this crisis, […]
By Lawrence Odoom. Dr. Solomon Owusu, a Ghanaian-USA based mining engineer, has been commended for his tireless efforts in combating illegal mining (galamsey) in Ghana. In a statement, Dr. Owusu expressed his triumph and vindication, saying, “Thanks be to God for vindicating me.” Dr. Owusu’s crusade against galamsey has been marked by relentless attacks, frustration, […]
By King Amoah. In a powerful address to the Members of Parliament (MPs), Speaker Hon. Alban Bagbing has brought to light a pressing and troubling issue that undermines the integrity of the legislative profession, the involvement of some legislators in illegal mining activities. The Speaker’s remarks have ignited a crucial conversation about ethics, accountability, and […]
By King Amoah. The ongoing struggle against unlawful mining activities in Ghana has reached a critical point, prompting urgent calls for government intervention. Rev. David Armstrong, founder and leader of Mo Mary Fellowship in an interview, has sounded the alarm on the detrimental impacts of these illicit practices, particularly their contributions to the country’s escalating […]
