State of emergency is no 'magic wand' for galamsey - Lands Ministry
Could a state of emergency truly be the answer to Ghana's persistent galamsey problem, or are there deeper factors at play that require a more
The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources has cautioned against viewing a state of emergency as a quick fix for Ghana's illegal mining crisis
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