Author name: Akunye Michael

He emphasized that neither the church’s operating costs nor his own lifestyle are supported by the money given by members. The well-known clergyman told his audience during his sermon that he was not dependent on their alms and tithes for his own support. He disclosed that he is financially supported by a number of domestic

In a LinkedIn post, the Klottey Korle lawmaker voiced her grave concerns about how galamsey is affecting Ghana’s public health, natural resources, and governance. Dr. Zenator wrote; “I am haunted by the horrible images of the destruction to our water bodies and forests by galamsey. What we are seeing is the tip of the iceberg,” Read

This follows a high-level meeting in the Jubilee House on October 3, 2024, between President Akufo-Addo and Organized Labour, where important agreements were made to counter the threat. Both parties agreed on various steps to solve the issue and acknowledged the catastrophic impacts of illegal mining throughout the discussion. Among the accords were: Organizing Labor

The message from Organized Labour resonates with the voices of the general public as the fight to put an end to galamsey continues. The decision by Organized Labour to have a nationwide strike on October 10 will happen as planned despite calls from the president asking for more time to deal with the menace. Organized

Its president, Nana Kwaku Bonsam, has declared plans for a countrywide demonstration against galamsey’s environmental devastation. During an interview with Kasapa FM, Kwaku Bonsam said that the association is organizing traditional priests throughout the nation to voice their opposition to the widespread destruction of forests and water bodies by galamsey operators. Kwaku Bonsam claims that