Ghana Must Fix Galamsey Rather Than Pretend It Can Stop It – Senyo Hosi
Senyo Hosi says Ghana must shift from trying to stop galamsey to formalising and regulating it, while publishing regular water,…
Space Technology Can Help Africa Tackle Food Security, Climate Risks & Economic Growth – Expert Says
North-West University's Prof. Amare Abebe says Africa can leverage space technologies to improve agriculture, disaster management and connectivity, urging greater…
Galamsey Fight Will Be Meaningless with Only Brute Force Unless There is Transition to Legal Mining – Dr Donkor
Dr Kwabena Donkor says Ghana’s galamsey fight requires more than military action, urging a transition from illegal to legal mining…
“The Last Dig” Calls for New Approach to End Galamsey Menace
Mr. Yaw Amoyaw-Osei’s new book calls for differentiated approaches to galamsey, stronger accountability, community mining formalisation and improved environmental governance…
Galamsey Has Destroyed Ecosystems; Reforestation Must Now Restore Wildlife, Not Just Trees — Dr. Ackah
Dr. Ackah says galamsey has destroyed ecosystems, urging reforestation that restores wildlife through food trees, biodiversity recovery, and stronger community…
If Gov’t Cannot Stop Galamsey, It Shouldn’t Buy Galamsey Gold and Record Losses on Top
Analyst Alfred Appiah warns Ghana risks enabling illegal mining by buying galamsey gold while recording losses, urging policy alignment.
NAIMOS Cracks Down on Illegal Mining at GREL Plantation, 49 Detained, Cash and Firearm Seized
NAIMOS arrested 49 suspected illegal miners at GREL plantation in Adiewoso after a dawn operation, seizing cash, firearm and suspected…
Nigerian Defence College Studies Ghana’s Cocoa Model for Economic Growth
The delegation examined value addition, investment policies and sector challenges during Accra visit
Devoid of Politics, Formalization is the Most Potent Solution to Curbing Galamsey – Mines Chamber
The Chamber of Mines warns illegal mining persists because formalisation efforts are politicised, exposing legal concessions to invasion, and argues…
Gold Price Surge and the Lure to Poison More Waters: Will Galamsey Take the Bait?
As gold prices soar, will Ghana’s rivers and communities pay the price?
