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Ghana's hunger for gold is poisoning its rivers - but will the state act before it's too late?

Ghana's water bodies are being ravaged by illegal mining activities, with successive governments struggling to curb the menace - a situation that has persisted for years. The consequences of this environmental destruction are far-reaching, impacting communities, the economy, and the nation's future.

A multinational galamsey syndicate was operating in two communities - but what did NAIMOS find when they arrived?

NAIMOS has taken action against an organised galamsey syndicate operating in the Ashanti Region. The operation involved multiple nationalities and a range of equipment - but what does this mean for the future of mining in the area?

An anti-illegal mining operation uncovers more than they bargained for - what did they find?

A joint operation has led to the arrest of seven individuals - including foreign nationals and Ghanaians - for alleged illegal mining. The operation took place along the Boin River, raising questions about environmental regulations.

Authorities targeted illegal mining activities along the Boin River - but what did they uncover during the operation?

NAIMOS has conducted an anti-galamsey operation along the Boin River at Boinso-Abrokyire in the Aowin District. This action highlights the ongoing struggle to protect Ghana's natural resources-but what did they find?

The Akyemansa DCE declares war on galamsey - but can she win the fight against illegal mining?

DCE Linda Ahenkora is leading the charge against illegal mining in the Akyemansa District. The Akyemansa Anti-Galamsey Taskforce has been busy, but what exactly have they been up to - and what does it mean for the region?

The Akyemansa DCE is cracking down on her "worst enemies" - but who are they, and what's at stake?

The Akyemansa DCE has declared war-of-sorts in the Eastern Region. She's promising to intensify efforts against those she considers her worst enemies - but why?

Why are residents of Sefwi Amoaya fearful after illegal miners returned and took over parts of the community?

Sefwi Amoaya residents are alarmed by the resurgence of illegal mining - months after resisting such activities. The community now faces a growing threat that has residents worried about their safety and the environment.

Residents lament the unfulfilled promises surrounding the Krofrom Market's completion - but why is it still unfinished?

Krofrom residents in Kumasi are unhappy with the long-delayed Krofrom Market project. Successive governments have made unfulfilled promises, and the incomplete structure is now a haven for miscreants - but what does this mean for the community?

Dumping refuse into water bodies may have consequences - and one advocate is speaking out!

An environmental advocate is concerned about waste disposal. Indiscriminate dumping into drains and water channels may have dire consequences - but what could they be?

A Ghanaian journalist is recognized for his work on climate and weather - but what impact has his reporting had?

JoyNews' Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen, an agricultural engineer and climate researcher, has been honoured for his reporting on weather and climate issues across Africa. His work highlights the struggles of farmers and communities - but what specific recognition did he receive?

Can a new sanctuary save Ghana's sacred crocodiles and the Tano River before it's too late-or is this a losing battle?

The West African Slender-snouted Crocodile faces extinction in Ghana's Tano River due to habitat degradation-a crisis threatening the entire ecosystem. A new Crocodile Sanctuary aims to protect the river and its species, uniting conservationists, traditional rulers, and farmers.

Floodwaters have damaged critical infrastructure - what does this mean for the health and well-being of these communities?

Communities in Ghana's Upper East region are grappling with the aftereffects of severe flooding. Water sources are now polluted and sanitation systems are failing - raising concerns about public health.

Two major water treatment plants are threatened by waste - what does this mean for water supply in the region?

Water treatment plants in the Ashanti Region are struggling with siltation and plastic pollution- threatening water supply to the Greater Kumasi metropolis. Officials warn that thousands of homes could face serious water shortages within the next two years if action isn't taken.

New analysis reveals shocking climate damage from military action - and the long-term effects are even more concerning.

A new study examines the environmental impact of recent military attacks on Iran involving the US and Israel. The report suggests the climate consequences could be far-reaching - but what does this mean for the future?