Galamsey: MIIF, UMaT team up to clean waterways

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• Should we believe this? 1 year ago

  Before I can accept this, I want to see senior officials of MIIF and UMat, and senior politicians from Jubilee House (the President) go to River Pra and drink from the Pra river.
  
  That will be a sign that this government ca ...
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  Before I can accept this, I want to see senior officials of MIIF and UMat, and senior politicians from Jubilee House (the President) go to River Pra and drink from the Pra river.
  
  That will be a sign that this government cares about Ghanaians.

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• Dungeon Master 1 year ago

  Isn't that the truth! Yes, the president must take the lead in drinking water from the cleansed rivers before others will be confident doing the same.

  Isn't that the truth! Yes, the president must take the lead in drinking water from the cleansed rivers before others will be confident doing the same.

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• Kweku 1 year ago

  This deception must stop. How can anyone use advanced technology to clean waterways in the country when galamseyers are still mining and polluting water bodies in the country? The most sensible approach is to prevent illega ...
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  This deception must stop. How can anyone use advanced technology to clean waterways in the country when galamseyers are still mining and polluting water bodies in the country? The most sensible approach is to prevent illegal miners from mining in water bodies before adopting any advanced technology. Ghana has lost the fight against galamsey and the illegal miners will continue to destroy our forest reserves farmlands and water bodies. Even the Chinese nationals are not afraid of any Ghanaian officials and are still using excavators to destroy our forest reserves farmlands and water bodies in Ghana

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• gh.citizen 1 year ago

  If this news is anything to go by, then kudos to the team.

  If this news is anything to go by, then kudos to the team.

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• Richard 1 year ago

  Globally, no one uses active methods to clean flowing water systems. What quantities of moringa and organic additives can you generate to clean these large volumes of water? How sustainable is this? What happens to the sedime ...
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  Globally, no one uses active methods to clean flowing water systems. What quantities of moringa and organic additives can you generate to clean these large volumes of water? How sustainable is this? What happens to the sediments that settle in the base?
  
  The solution is simple stop or reduce the pollution and the rivers will clean themselves over time. The areas with silt will subsequently be dredged.
  We make academia look sad when we rush with such stories.

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• Kweku 1 year ago

  Instead of the politicians stopping illegal mining and protecting forest reserves farmlands and water bodies in the country, the politicians are going to waste money on an activity that can never clean the water bodies. Simpl ...
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  Instead of the politicians stopping illegal mining and protecting forest reserves farmlands and water bodies in the country, the politicians are going to waste money on an activity that can never clean the water bodies. Simply stop galamsey and protect and conserve our forest reserves and water bodies.

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