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Galamsey Coalition Urges Ghanaian President to Intensify Fight Against Illegal Mining
The Galamsey Coalition has appealed to the Ghanaian President to take more decisive action against illegal mining, known as galamsey, following a proposal by Hopeson Adorye to halt small-scale mining for one year to combat the issue.
31 Mar, 09:19 — 31 Mar, 12:56
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graphic-ghanaMixed1d ago
Galamsey fight lethargic, act now - Galamsey Coalition appeals to President - Graphic Online
Galamsey fight lethargic, act now - Galamsey Coalition appeals to President Graphic Online
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Halt small-scale mining for one year to fight galamsey – Hopeson Adorye
The Director of Field Operations for the United Party, Hopeson Adorye, has backed a proposal to halt all small-scale mining for one year as a decisive step to tackle illegal mining, insisting that such a move could help restore degraded lands and polluted water bodies.
By Andrea Baaba Appiah
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First report: myjoyonline · 31 Mar, 09:19|Full coverage: 2 · 4h|Window: 4h
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