Densu river is polluted with mercury - Edem Srem
A journalist and documentary film maker, Edem Srem, has raised serious concerns about mercury pollution in the Densu River, a ...
The fight against galamsey in Ghana; the holistic approach
Mining of mineral resources has continued to support the Ghanaian economy for many years. In 2023 alone, it yielded more than ...
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The Scourge Of Illegal Mining In Ghana: A Call For Collective Action
Ghana is facing a crisis of unprecedented proportions due to the devastating impact of illegal mining, commonly referred to ...
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Experts call for technological solutions to combat illegal mining in Ghana
Council of State member Mr. Sam Okudzeto and Professor Stephen Adei have called for stronger measures, including the use of ...
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Mining in forest reserves an insult to our nation’s dignity — Wacam, CEPIL, CEIA
Wacam, the Centre for Public Interest Law (CEPIL), and the Centre for Environmental Impact Analysis (CEIA) have strongly ...
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Ghana to repeal pro-mining legislation amid protests, but activists demand more
The issue of contaminated water — Ghana’s galamsey have polluted many streams and rivers with harmful chemicals like mercury and cyanide — appears to have raised public concern. Earlier this year, the ...
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WACAM, Centre for Public Interest Law and Center for Environmental Impact Analysis on The Effects Of Surface Mining Operations In Ghana
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Xtra-Gold Announces Updated Mineral Resource Estimate for its Kibi Gold Project in Ghana, West Africa
October 16, 2024) - Xtra-Gold Resources Corp. (TSX: XTG) (OTCQB: XTGRF) ("Xtra-Gold" or the "Company") is very pleased to ...
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Women in northern Ghana breaking male dominated trade barrier
While entrepreneurship is widely recognised as a key solution to Ghana’s unemployment crisis, gender stereotypes continue to confine women to trades traditionally deemed suitable for them.