WIRE โ The Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey has rejected government's assertion that the era of impunity in illegal mining is over, insisting that illegal mining activities continue to threaten Ghana's forests, water bodies, mining communities and critical national assets. The Coalition said although government had recorded some progress in addressing illegal mining, the situation on the ground The post Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey: Impunity still fuels illegal mining, forests under siege appeared first on The Herald ghana.
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