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Coalition Demands Action Against Akonta Mine

The Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey (GCAG) has issued a strong call for the immediate prosecution of Akonta Mining Ltd and any government officials implicated in the company's alleged illegal mining activities within the Tano Nimri Forest Reserve. The coalition expressed deep disappointment over the government's inaction despite substantial evidence of environmental degradation and unlawful operations. Background and Allegations konta Mining Ltd has been accused of conducting illegal mining operations in protected forest reserves, leading to significant environmental harm, including the pollution of the Tano River and destruction of biodiversity. The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources had previously revoked the company's license, citing "overwhelming evidence" of illegal activities and criminal syndication. Despite these actions, the GCAG notes that no legal proceedings have been initiated against the company's executives or any government officials who may have facilitated or turned a blind […]

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