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Chairman Wontumi denies authorising illegal mining - but what did he authorize, and why does it matter?

Bernard Antwi Boasiako, Chairman Wontumi, faces allegations of authorising illegal mining on Akonta Mining's concession. He maintains his arrangement was strictly for land reclamation and coconut cultivation - but what does the court think?

A former Deputy Minister's testimony could be key in the Wontumi trial-but what does it all mean for the case?

In the Wontumi trial, a former Deputy Minister testified about mining concessions and land reclamation-raising questions about ministerial consent. The prosecution is trying to prove illegal mining, but the defense hinges on a key distinction-leaving observers wondering what it all means.

Chairman Wontumi's legal battle takes a turn- but what does it mean for the galamsey case and his company's future?

Deputy Attorney General Srem-Sai says Chairman Wontumi could face consequences in the Samreboi galamsey case- involving his company Akonta Mining. The High Court has dismissed Wontumi's no-case submission- raising the stakes in this ongoing legal battle.

Can the Republic provide sufficient evidence against Chairman Wontumi and Akonta Mining, or will the case crumble?

The case involving Chairman Wontumi and Akonta Mining continues in the High Court- with the Republic struggling to substantiate its claims. The apparent lack of concrete evidence raises questions about the foundation of the prosecution's case- leaving observers to wonder what's next.

A former Minister presented video evidence in Wontumi's trial - but will the court accept it?

In the ongoing illegal mining case involving Akonta Mining Limited, a former Western Regional Minister testified in support of Chairman Wontumi's defence. The witness tendered video evidence, but its authenticity was challenged- what could this mean for the case?

A former Deputy Minister makes a statement about Wontumi's trial that raises eyebrows - what could it mean?

George Mireku Duker testified in the trial of NPP's Bernard Antwi-Boasiako- popularly known as Wontumi- regarding mineral rights. Duker's testimony hinted at the established procedures and potential external factors influencing mining activities- but what could this mean for the case?