Bono Minister Calls for Community Support Against Illegal Mining
Joseph Addae Akwaboa - Bono Regional Minister emphasizes local participation in combating illegal mining
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- Joseph Addae Akwaboa emphasizes community support against illegal mining in Amomaso and Benkasa
- Residents are encouraged to report any suspected illegal mining activities to security agencies
The stakes
- Illegal mining can lead to significant environmental degradation and social issues in local communities
- Community involvement is necessary for the security forces to act effectively and promptly
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- The term 'galamsey' refers to illegal small-scale mining activities that are often unregulated
- The fight against illegal mining has become increasingly important in Ghana due to its widespread impact
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Original report Bono Minister calls for community support to stem illegal mining
Publisher: Ghana Business News (GH) · Published May 16, 7:59 am · ghanabusinessnews.com
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Joseph Addae Akwaboa – Bono Regional Minister. Mr Joseph Addae Akwaboa, the Bono Regional Minister, has urged the chiefs and people of Amomaso and Benkasa communities in the Berekum West Distri…
Mr Joseph Addae Akwaboa, the Bono Regional Minister, has urged the chiefs and people of Amomaso and Benkasa communities in the Berekum West District to support the fight against illegal mining activities in those communities
He asked them to report any suspected galamsey activity to the security agencies or the Assembly for prompt action
What happened
- Joseph Addae Akwaboa emphasizes community support against illegal mining in Amomaso and Benkasa
- Residents are encouraged to report any suspected illegal mining activities to security agencies
- Akwaboa notes that timely community reporting is crucial for effective law enforcement action
Why this matters
- Illegal mining can lead to significant environmental degradation and social issues in local communities
- Community involvement is necessary for the security forces to act effectively and promptly
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