Churches join fight against galamsey

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• nana adomako 8 years ago

  our so called pasters are part of our problems now,
  they should see b4 we see but its vise versa now.
  we see b4 they see....
  
  distruction

  our so called pasters are part of our problems now,
  they should see b4 we see but its vise versa now.
  we see b4 they see....
  
  distruction

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• Kofi 8 years ago

  Stop Galamseyou. We should not even give them room to operate

  Stop Galamseyou. We should not even give them room to operate

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• nana adomako 8 years ago

  then give them the jobs

  then give them the jobs

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• PADG 8 years ago

  Ghana water has lost 60% of its water and the population keep growing so as for the Galamseyers we must use brute force to drive the away . Obuasi mine has been operating for 120 years and we have not destroyed any water body ...
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  Ghana water has lost 60% of its water and the population keep growing so as for the Galamseyers we must use brute force to drive the away . Obuasi mine has been operating for 120 years and we have not destroyed any water body.

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• THE CRUSADER 8 years ago

  Why till this time?how are our waterbodies? Our foana?who suffers the lot?mahameho or that gang call ndc?My God will punish all of them! From the founder's to the last fool soldier.Amen.

  Why till this time?how are our waterbodies? Our foana?who suffers the lot?mahameho or that gang call ndc?My God will punish all of them! From the founder's to the last fool soldier.Amen.

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• Nana T 8 years ago

  The government and the politicians are running away from the problem by focusing on the victims turned actors. I mean those engage in galamsey. Galamsey is fueled by widespread which creates rural unemployment and worsens rur ...
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  The government and the politicians are running away from the problem by focusing on the victims turned actors. I mean those engage in galamsey. Galamsey is fueled by widespread which creates rural unemployment and worsens rural poverty, aside from the environmental and natural resource degradation. If the government is genuinely committed to saving the nation's environment, forests, woodlands, farmlands and other natural capital it should first abolish all surface mining, evaluate the social and environmental impacts of the activity, create rural employment and clearly demarcate areas where surface mining can be carried out in the country otherwise it will fail and the destruction of the environment and natural capital will continue.

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