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Tag Archives: Forestry Commission
Ghana’s gold gradually turning into a curse?
In recent times, hardly does a week pass without a report in the media on the issue of illegal mining, stories of galamsey operators exchanging fire with security personal and some being trapped and killed underground keep coming in by … read more
Posted in Article, Ghana, Op-ed, West Africa
Tagged Accra, Forestry Commission, Galamsey, Ghana, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, Mining, Niger Delta, United States
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Ghana: Are You Sure, President Mahama?
All over the world, Politicians are known for their ceaseless metastasizing, or insatiable cravings for attention. With this in mind, doubtful individuals like me (the author), can be excused for doubting President Mahama on his declaration to bring to a … read more
Ghana: Security Forces and Civil Society Weigh in on Mining Sector
By Kissy Agyeman-Togobo Mining is probably Ghana’s most established industry. In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries the as yet un-formed country was the world’s biggest producer of gold, constituting over one third of global output. The West African nation is … read more
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