Ghana’s Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) said it lost 2 percent of the total cocoa cultivation area to mining. Some farmers allege that galamsey operators buy off their land or intimidate them into selling.
The country's cocoa industry is under threat as illegal mining devastates farms. This, according to analysts, is a major headache for the new president. The Ghana Coalition Against 'Galamsey ...
High school students of the International Community School's (ICS) Accra campus have added their voice to the call for major stakeholders to help bring an end to the menace of illegal mining.
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Illegal mining threatening viability of Ghana’s premiere Rubber EstateGhana Rubber Estates Limited (GREL) faces one of its factories’ potential shutdown due to severe encroachment on its plantation by illegal mining activities.The Corporate Affairs Manager-GREL, Perry ...
Felix Kwakye Ofosu, the spokesperson for President Mahama, has emphasised that mining in Ghana must strictly adhere to the country’s laws, asserting that illegal mining must not be tolerated ...
Ghana’s Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) said it lost 2 percent of the total cocoa cultivation area to mining. Some farmers allege that galamsey operators buy off their land or intimidate them into selling.
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