Ghana Urged to Cut Supply Lines to Combat Illegal Mining (Galamsey)

An article calls for Ghana to sever the supply lines supporting illegal mining, known as galamsey, which is described as an existential threat causing ecocide in the country.

1 Apr, 16:52 — 1 Apr, 16:52

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Gov’t to recruit 7,000 teachers; applications open April 10

The government has announced plans to recruit 7,000 teachers nationwide to strengthen Ghana’s education sector and address staffing gaps, particularly in underserved communities

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Ghana Urged to Cut Supply Lines to Combat Illegal Mining (Galamsey)

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Gov’t to recruit 7,000 teachers; applications open April 10

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