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Mahama Criticizes Akufo-Addo on Galamsey Fight.

Former President John Dramani Mahama has taken a firm stand against President Akufo-Addo’s approach to tackling illegal mining, popularly known as "galamsey." Mahama’s comments come after Akufo-Addo’s recent remarks suggesting that his administration has made significant strides in addressing the environmental and socio-economic crisis posed by galamsey. However, Mahama argued that the president has failed to address the root causes of the problem, and called for a more decisive government-led approach. The issue of galamsey has remained a major point of contention in Ghana, with accusations that political and traditional leaders are complicit in the illegal activity, which has led to devastating environmental degradation.

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UTAG Standoff: Strike Deepens Over Galamsey and Education Reforms.

The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) has intensified its strike as it demands immediate governmental action against illegal mining, locally known as galamsey. UTAG also seeks better working conditions, salary adjustments, and a more defined educational reform policy. UTAG's decision to embark on the strike stems from the perceived inaction of the government in addressing environmental degradation caused by galamsey activities. As university students nationwide feel the impact of the strike, the teachers remain resolute, pushing for negotiations.

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Catholics Hold Prayer Walk to Protest Against Illegal Mining (Galamsey).

On October 11, 2024, the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra organized a peaceful prayer walk to raise awareness and protest against illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey. The event began at the Holy Spirit Cathedral and saw hundreds of participants marching through Ridge, ending at Christ The King Catholic Church. A petition was later presented to representatives from the office of Vice President Dr. Bawumia, urging action against the harmful effects of galamsey.

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New E-Waste Collection Centre to Launch in Koforidua, Offering Financial Rewards for Scrap Dealers.

The E-waste Fund Administrator, Nana Afua Ababio, has announced that a new E-waste collection centre will open in Koforidua on October 15. The centre will offer financial incentives to scrap dealers and private sector participants who bring their electronic waste for recycling. The initiative, part of the E-waste Fund's mandate under Act 917, aims to promote proper waste management and reduce environmental pollution. The announcement was made during a stakeholder workshop organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and the EPA.

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