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Gov't is making "significant gains" in the galamsey fight, but one church leader reveals a dire consequence.

Ama Mawusi Mawuenyefia says the government has made strides in the fight against galamsey. Apostle Eric Nyamekye warns that illegal mining increasingly disrupts community livelihoods and church activities - but what does this mean for the future?

A church elder was arrested at a galamsey site - but his surprising confession is what has everyone talking.

The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) has apprehended a foreman at an illegal small-scale mining site in the Ashanti Region. The suspect's surprising identity and confession raise questions about the reach of illegal mining - and the individuals involved.

The government has made a claim about reforestation - but is it true, and what are the implications?

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources has addressed the country on environmental sustainability policies. A challenge has been made regarding transparency, sparking calls for verifiable data - but what does this mean for the future?

An MP raises concerns about illegal mining and logging - but who is protecting the perpetrators?

Dr. Gideon Boako, Tano North MP, is concerned about increased illegal mining and logging. He alleges government appointees are enabling environmental destruction- but what impact will this have?

A national dialogue workshop aims to translate grassroots experiences into national policy - but can it?

Spain is supporting Ghana in its fight against illegal mining as stakeholders meet at KAIPTC to discuss galamsey's safety and security implications. The dialogue builds on months of fieldwork and regional workshops - but what new strategies will emerge?

Kwame Boafo Akuffo says galamsey is now a national security and health emergency, urging Parliament to back lethal enfor

Kwame Boafo Akuffo says galamsey is now a national security and health emergency, urging Parliament to back lethal enforcement against illegal miners.

The King and Queen are visiting the US - but who will be left off the guest list and why?

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are scheduled for a state visit to the US this month. The visit comes amid strained relations between the UK and the US - but what will this mean for those hoping to meet with the King?

Why are unemployed graduates with disabilities threatening a nationwide protest?

Unemployed graduates with disabilities in Ghana are planning a nationwide protest. They are demanding the government address the job crisis they face - or face the consequences.

Newsfile is set to dissect Ghana's most critical issues- but what solutions will emerge from the discussions?

Newsfile is set to tackle pressing issues- from xenophobia in South Africa to galamsey's impact on water and health. The show will also address tensions around the Bogoso Prestea Mine and debate the reality of Ghana's power supply situation.

Anlo MP Richard Kwame Sefa warns government that worsening coastal erosion and flooding in the Volta Region could trigge

Anlo MP Richard Kwame Sefa warns government that worsening coastal erosion and flooding in the Volta Region could trigger sharp public backlash.

Chief of Staff Julius Debrah has appealed to the Church of Pentecost for forgiveness after controversy over remarks by F

Chief of Staff Julius Debrah has appealed to the Church of Pentecost for forgiveness after controversy over remarks by Free Zones CEO Dr Mary Awusi in Accra.

A new climate coalition is putting science at the heart of global action- but what does this mean for Ghana?

A new climate coalition, led by Colombia and the Netherlands, is prioritizing science over politics in global climate action- a shift from traditional UN climate conferences. This approach could offer speed and ambition, but questions arise about inclusivity and coordination- especially for countries like Ghana.

Why is a former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana speaking out now?

Rev. Prof Joseph Obiri Yeboah Mante has cautioned against politicising the fight against illegal mining- insisting national survival must take precedence. His remarks come amid controversy over comments on illegal mining- hinting at deeper issues.

Why did Rev. Prof. Mante declare, "We're not afraid of anybody" - and who was he talking about?

Rev. Prof. Joseph Obiri Yeboah Mante has strongly condemned illegal mining, emphasizing the moral duty to protect Ghana's environment-regardless of political pressures. His remarks follow controversy over criticism of a clergyman who spoke against galamsey, hinting at deeper tensions.

Calls for action intensify as citizens question officials' roles in galamsey - but what will be the consequences?

Professor Osae-Kwapong has commented on the public's reaction to the government's handling of illegal mining - also known as galamsey. Demands for accountability are growing, but will the government take the necessary steps?

Charles Owiredu says Dr. Mary Awusi should have been fired after comments on Apostle Eric Nyamekye, as galamsey fears ov

Charles Owiredu says Dr. Mary Awusi should have been fired after comments on Apostle Eric Nyamekye, as galamsey fears over polluted rivers deepen in Ghana.