Skip to main content Galamsey destroys over 100 acres of farmland at Akyem Atobriso | GhanaFrontRegional
Abigail Bonney••244 words · 2 min read Discover how illegal mining operations are jeopardizing the agricultural heartland of Akyem Atobriso and what local authorities are doing to
Illegal mining, known as galamsey, has reportedly devastated over 100 acres of farmland in Akyem Atobriso, threatening the livelihoods of local
Summary - read the full story for complete context.
Keywords
Explore related tags
Three suspects are in custody after a victim's escape - but what happened during the abduction?
6d ago•2 min read
BreakingWhat legacy did this diplomat and party leader leave behind?
A factory fire in Accra has triggered a major emergency response - but what exactly happened to those caught in the blaze?
6d ago•2 min read
Why did troops need to clear temporary structures before fire engines could reach the flames?
6d ago•2 min read
Firefighters battle a major blaze in Avenor - but can they confirm what really happened there?
6d ago•2 min read
A former Minority Leader and NPP chairman has died at 87. His long career spanned law, diplomacy, and politics.
GH¢650bn spent on economic programmes - but where are the results before a new economy is proposed?
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ranking Member on Parliament's Economy and Development Committee, is pressing the government for accountability on GH¢650bn…
New advisory could affect Ghanaians planning long-term medical care in South Africa - what changed?
Ghana's Foreign Affairs Ministry has issued an advisory for citizens seeking medical care in South Africa.
A new advisory could affect Ghanaians planning extended medical stays in South Africa - here's what to know.
Ghana's Foreign Affairs Ministry has issued an advisory for citizens seeking medical care in South Africa.
Will the military face consequences for alleged journalist assaults? GJA sets a 14-day deadline for answers.
The Ghana Journalists Association has issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Ghana Armed Forces over alleged assaults on two journalists in Accra.
BreakingWhy is a major environmental group targeting Ghana's clothing imports, and what could it mean for local markets?
Greenpeace Africa is urging Ghana to ban textile 'dead waste' imports, citing environmental harm along coastal areas.
