Galamsey is the name used in Ghana for small-scale mining, especially for gold, often carried out informally and with little environmental protection. It is illegal for foreigners of which in the past foreigners were heavily involved due to a lapse in regulation.
Mahama can’t afford to fail Ghanaian on galamsey- Bopkin
Galamsey putting future of Ghana’s children at risk – Duncan-Williams
Ken Ashigbey denies claims of influencing Wontumi’s conviction
Chairman Wontumi sentenced to 20 years in Prison
National Security imposes one-month mining ban in Juaben
NPP alleges arrest of Dennis Miracles Aboagye by EOCO, demands his immediate release
Galamsey: Residents resort to sachet water as Tano River pollution worsens
You cannot cover up Goldbod probe forever – Oppong Nkrumah to Majority
Western Region: Rubber Farmers Association denounces export ban call
Kibi: Police arrest five suspects posing as NAIMOS officials
Ghana Urged to Consider Using Pension Funds to Revamp Extractive Industries
“65% of Ghana’s Water Bodies Destroyed — Declare State of Emergency Now” – Erastus Asare Donkor Warns
HSG Champions Sustainable Mining in Sierra Leone and Ghana
Chinese expansion in poultry market fueling egg glut – Farmers Warn
Mahama’s GoldBod Initiative is ‘legalisation of galamsey’ – Prof Adei
Galamsey Water Turbidity Still Alarming — Experts Urge Total Ban on Illegal Mining Activities
Suspend All Mining to Save the Environment — Sophia Akuffo
Statesman Nyaho Nyaho‑Tamakloe Issues Stark Warning on Galamsey Crisis
Birim Central: 50k trees to be planted to reclaim degraded lands in Akyem Gyadam
Ecuador, Galamsey, and China Emerge as Triple Threats to Ghana’s Cocoa Future
Ghana Sees Sharp Hike in Utility Charges, Blamed on Galamsey — Public Outcry Ensues
Mahama Urged to Ban Small-Scale Mining as Galamsey Ravages Water Bodies
TUC demand decisive effort to end galamsey menace
