Armah Buah: Gov't Will Go After Chiefs, MMDCEs Aiding Galamsey
New legislation could make chiefs and local officials liable for galamsey in their areas - but what will it mean for them?
The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources is pursuing legislation to hold chiefs and MMDCEs accountable in the fight against illegal mining.
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