“Illegal and unregulated mining has devastating economic, social, and environmental consequences,” the statement read. “It exacerbates poverty, damages livelihoods, pollutes the environment, negatively impacts health and water, disrupts peace, and fuels illicit financial flows.”
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A three-day protest demanding the immediate release of 53 Democracy Hub members, arrested during a previous anti-galamsey demonstration, has drawn strong emotions from participants
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The spillage resulted in flooding in low-lying communities around the dam’s enclave, affecting towns including Mepe, Battor, Sogakope, Mafi, Adidome and Ada in the North and Central Tongu districts of the Volta Region
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“We are asking that you embark on a clean campaign and come out with good policies that will guide this country. The NPP has already selected Matthew Opoku Prempeh, and it’s true, that he is a son of Asanteman, but I want to say on authority that you are all my children, and I support all of you. What we want is development,” Otumfuo stated.
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The Echem, Akokoamong, and Achiase communities are plagued with dust pollution as the construction of major drains in the area is abandoned. The situation is worse during the rainy season.
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“If we continue to indulge in this culture of giving out money and demanding money as part of the electoral process, we are going to find ourselves in dangerous zones,” she warned, adding, “It is almost like we’ve put our democracy out there for sale.”
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This arrangement was finalized during the balloting process conducted at the Electoral Commission’s office in Accra.
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The demonstrations took place along approved routes across all 16 regions of Ghana, with protesters dressed in the party’s colors, holding placards with inscriptions like “Audit the Voters Register Now,” “EC Must Serve the People Not the Corrupt NPP,” and “Peace Council Must Speak Up Now,” amongst others.
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No law stipulates how much every music user (ie media houses) must pay based on duration. That is the issue. So for example, if Multimedia has played 100,000 minutes you cannot say just because they have played such number of times they should pay such an amount times 100,000 minutes. So we are [currently] using flat rate,” he told the host Kwame Dadzie.
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The centre of the intellectual showdown of the preliminary and one-eight stages is the Centre for National Culture (CNC), UCC Auditorium 900 and School of Graduate Studies (SGS) Auditorium where all participating schools will gather for the intellectual showdown.
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