Unemployment, poverty pushed us into dangerous underground mining - Atwima Kwanwoma youth
Why are educated young Ghanaians risking their lives in underground pits?
Youth in Atwima Kwanwoma District, Ashanti Region, are engaged in dangerous underground mining due to unemployment and poverty.
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