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NAIMOS Intensifies Crackdown on Illegal Mining in Bole/Bamboi

The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operation Secretariat (NAIMOS) Task Force is ramping up its crackdown on illegal mining (galamsey) in the Bole/Bamboi area, seizing heavy machinery and arresting suspects, including foreigners, as part of the government’s strategy to preserve natural resources and protect local communities. What We Found On July 25, 2025, NAIMOS revisited a previously reported galamsey site, arresting 11 Chinese nationals and seizing heavy-duty equipment including four Shacman tipper trucks (GT 7048-25; GT 7035-25; GT 7265-25; GT 7243-25), a bulldozer (GT 5321-25), a low-bed trailer (GT 1128-21), a Forland small truck, 10 drums of engine oil, 28 Richlion tyres, and multiple motorbikes. The confiscated items were transported to NAIMOS headquarters in Accra, where they remain pending further investigation. A statement from government spokesperson Felix Ofosu Kwakye reaffirmed the government’s commitment to dismantling illegal mining logistics and safeguarding forests, rivers, and farmlands damaged by galamsey. Expert InsightEnvironmental analysts […]

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MCE Orders Mining Company to Unblock Birim River Within 5 Days

In a decisive move to address environmental degradation, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of Kwaebibirem, Hon. Kofi Nti, has issued a five-day ultimatum to a mining company to unblock the Birim River. The directive comes in response to the obstruction of the river's flow, attributed to illegal mining activities in the Eastern Region of Ghana. Background The Birim River, a vital water source for numerous communities, has suffered significant pollution and blockage due to unauthorized mining operations. Recent reports indicate that illegal miners operating around Kade have heavily polluted and obstructed the river, posing serious risks to local ecosystems and livelihoods. Community and Environmental Implications The obstruction of the Birim River has far-reaching consequences, including the disruption of water supply for domestic and agricultural use, loss of aquatic biodiversity, and increased health risks due to water contamination. The MCE's directive […]

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