The Galamsey Menace: Are we waiting for an IMF bailout?

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• Dr. Kelvin Yarfoh 1 month ago

  The strength of this piece lies in its clarity of conviction and its courage to confront uncomfortable truths about governance, accountability, and national identity. It reads as both a lament and a call to action, we, as a p ...
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  The strength of this piece lies in its clarity of conviction and its courage to confront uncomfortable truths about governance, accountability, and national identity. It reads as both a lament and a call to action, we, as a people can do better to address this menace.

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• Adjei 1 month ago

  Send the arrested galamseyers to dig the mud from the shut dam in the central region the Changan will be more effective also . So Ghana water over to you request to Naimos to help dredge the intake point

  Send the arrested galamseyers to dig the mud from the shut dam in the central region the Changan will be more effective also . So Ghana water over to you request to Naimos to help dredge the intake point

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• KofSam 1 month ago

  If the IMF has asked the government to end galamsey before it will give us any loans, the government will do everything to stop this menace. Even if a military man has issued a decree to stop galamsey, it will stop immediatel ...
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  If the IMF has asked the government to end galamsey before it will give us any loans, the government will do everything to stop this menace. Even if a military man has issued a decree to stop galamsey, it will stop immediately. So the reason why Ghana can stop it is weak leadership and the lack of willpower.

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