Ghana’s Gold Board says it will deport three Indian nationals arrested for illegal gold trading and prosecute three others under its new gold regulation law aimed at curbing smuggling and restoring market transparency.
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Akonta Mining’s licence revoked for illegal mining in protected reserves, with authorities arresting 51 individuals and seizing heavy equipment.
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Ghana faces a $120 million challenge to restore land ravaged by galamsey, while fighting financial and security obstacles in tackling the crisis.
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Sam George defends President Mahama’s handling of galamsey, emphasizing the long-term nature of the problem and the need for a comprehensive approach.
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Police in Ghana arrest 11 suspects, including four Chinese nationals, for illegal mining activities on the banks of Bonsa River.
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KEY POINTS Ghana, a nation rich in resources and cultural heritage, is currently addressing several pressing economic challenges to ensure sustainable growth and development. Under the leadership of President John…
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Ghana’s transport unions have withdrawn from a planned protest against illegal mining, but environmental groups continue the fight against galamsey.
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GMet and GIHOC leaders threaten to sack employees participating in a nationwide strike, emphasizing their critical role in national security.
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Energy expert Kwadwo Poku calls for honest collaboration between political parties to tackle illegal mining in Ghana, highlighting its political and environmental impacts.
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President Akufo-Addo deploys police and military to tackle illegal mining as pressure mounts for decisive action against environmental damage