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Illegal Miners Attack Journalist Covering Forest Destruction

A group of illegal gold miners, including Chinese and Ghanaian nationals, have taken over a 261-acre portion of the Breman-Adomanya forest in the Wassa Amenfi West District, Western Region, causing severe environmental damage. Their activities have destroyed cocoa, timber, and rubber plantations while polluting the River Tano.Despite police awareness, the miners continue operating. On February 23, they attacked Citi News' Western Regional Correspondent, Akwasi Agyei Annim, as he documented the destruction. The miners, led by a man identified as Yaw Kurankyi, seized the journalist’s equipment, including his camera, microphone, and phone. Kurankyi allegedly blocked their exit and detained them until 7 PM, forcing them to delete their footage at the Asankrangwa Police Station before allowing them to leave.Following the incident, police arrested Kurankyi, and statements were taken from the journalists. Frustrated residents, like Isaac Bekye, have criticized the lack of […]

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Galamsey Weakens River Deities and Fuels Chaos – Fetish Priest.

Okomfo Baffour Gyau, a fetish priest in the Ashanti Region, has blamed illegal mining (galamsey) for rendering Ghana’s river deities powerless. Speaking at the Yam Festival in Bibiani, he linked the rise in disasters, crime, and diseases to the spiritual decline caused by polluted water bodies.He emphasized that the sacred rivers, once guardians of morality and safety, are now ineffective due to contamination. Gyau called on the government to end galamsey to restore spiritual protection. Meanwhile, the Chief of Nkawie urged citizens to embrace peace ahead of the December elections.

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Galamsey Protest Arrests : Activists Vow to Continue Fight.

Despite a series of arrests, anti-galamsey protesters are determined to keep up their demonstrations, demanding stronger government action against illegal mining. Several activists have been detained for participating in unauthorized protests, but one of the leaders remarked that his experience has made him wiser in navigating future actions. The protests have garnered support from environmental groups across Ghana, as citizens call for sustainable solutions to the problem that has ravaged the country's water bodies and lands.

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Zoomlion Unveils Game-Changing 400-Ton Recycling Plant in North East Region.

In a groundbreaking initiative for environmental sustainability, the Jospong Group of Companies (JGC), in collaboration with the Government of Ghana, has launched a 400-ton-per-day Integrated Recycling and Compost Plant (IRECOP) in Nalerigu. This state-of-the-art facility will play a key role in Northern Ghana's waste management, transforming mixed waste into recyclable materials and organic compost, benefiting local agriculture.At the commissioning, Naa Bohagu Mahami Sheriga, speaking on behalf of the Nayire, hailed the plant as a lifeline for the region. He encouraged its maintenance to ensure long-term success, while Ghana's Deputy Minister of Sanitation, Hon. Amidu Chinnia Issahaku, praised the project for aligning with the government's goals of modernizing waste management.With additional plans for a 400-ton medical waste facility, this project is set to handle the bulk of waste in the region and provide 600 jobs, promoting sustainability and economic growth.

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