Ghana's Petroleum Authority Concerned Over Drivers Leaving for Illegal Mining

Ghana's National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has raised concerns about a growing number of tanker drivers and their assistants abandoning the petroleum haulage sector to engage in illegal mining activities, locally known as galamsey.

23 Apr, 05:00 — 23 Apr, 05:00

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Galamsey draining tanker workforce – NPA raises concern over driver exodus

The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has expressed concern over a growing number of tanker drivers and their assistants leaving the petroleum haulage sector for illegal mining activities, commonly known as galamsey.

By Ernest Arhinful

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Ghana's Petroleum Authority Concerned Over Drivers Leaving for Illegal Mining

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