Rethinking Galamsey: Turning an age-old challenge into a sustainable opportunity

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• NADAA2 2 months ago

  I won't write a long treatise. But this article is a very good "option" to explore and possibly support.
  
  Criminalizing an activity always sends it underground but doesn't end it.
  PROHIBITION (US) comes to mind.
  
  That t ...
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  I won't write a long treatise. But this article is a very good "option" to explore and possibly support.
  
  Criminalizing an activity always sends it underground but doesn't end it.
  PROHIBITION (US) comes to mind.
  
  That temptation and PROPENSITY to replace 'cocoyam with possible gold underneath the cocoyam' is not necessarily criminal.....and will always be there.

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• sparon 2 months ago

  Who is behind this article, and how come they didn't offer this to the previous government?

  Who is behind this article, and how come they didn't offer this to the previous government?

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• Gavel 2 months ago

  How sure are you that they didn't?And why should it matter that previous government didn't get offered this?Remove your political lens and think about Ghana .What is wrong with some of you people?You love your stupid parties ...
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  How sure are you that they didn't?And why should it matter that previous government didn't get offered this?Remove your political lens and think about Ghana .What is wrong with some of you people?You love your stupid parties more than the country

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• Dogo 2 months ago

  I see this proposal as a strong strategic plan that can help solve this menace.

  I see this proposal as a strong strategic plan that can help solve this menace.

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• Togbe Sasraku 2 months ago

  This writer is unserious! Your country is faced with an existential threat and you are talking about "dialogue" and blah blah blah? How long are we going to talk while our a few people poison our water bodies and destroy our ...
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  This writer is unserious! Your country is faced with an existential threat and you are talking about "dialogue" and blah blah blah? How long are we going to talk while our a few people poison our water bodies and destroy our lands?

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