Presidency: CSOs engagement on illegal mining to be held on Fri Oct 3

President John Mahama in a press release has invited stakeholders to participate in a civil society organisation (CSO) engagement on illegal mining, otherwise known as galamsey.
The engagement is scheduled for Friday, October 3, 2025.
At the seat of government, Golden Jubilee House, Accra, the engagement will begin at 12 PM.
The engagement is aimed at providing a platform for fair and constructive dialogue between the government and civil society on the menace of illegal mining. It is expected to harness collective expertise, perspective and find solutions to address this national challenge.
Galamsey has terribly impacted provision of potable water by Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL), destroyed vegetation, resulted in grave public health issues, and threatens Ghana's cocoa industry, among other things.
Source: classfmonline.com/Abigail Bodo
Trending News
Bono: Police restore calm after violent clash at Sampa Main Market
11:07Galamsey: President assures he won't hesitate to declare state of emergency if security council advises
20:15Upper Denkyira East begins galamsey pit reclamation exercise
08:39Dr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh sworn in as member of Audit Service Governing Board
10:15Minority challenge Sam George over DSTV impasse
13:17Ofori-Atta petitions CID to investigate Justice Yoni Kulendi and Richard Jakpa over alleged interference in Ato Forson trial
19:15Chairman Wontumi reports to CID headquarters
10:46NE/R: Ghana Immigration Service condemns fatal attack on officers at Gbintri checkpoint
19:57KNUST SHS student in viral assistant head teacher fondling video clarifies age
03:51Brig Gen Ben Gah hosts Zambia Defence College students at The Square
09:48