No Favouritism in Galamsey Fight – Interior Minister Declares
According to Mubarak Muntaka Mohammed, no favouritism will be tolerated in the fight against illegal mining.
According to Mubarak Muntaka Mohammed, no favouritism will be tolerated in the fight against illegal mining.
The Ghanaian government has expressed its steadfast commitment to repairing the nation’s damaged forests and halting the environmental destruction brought on by illicit mining, or galamsey.
Ghana’s new ambassador to Turkey is Sheikh Abdul Nasiru-Deen, a humanitarian and respected Muslim cleric with Turkish training, appointed by the President.
At least 34 soldiers were killed when more than 200 motorcycle-wielding gunmen stormed a Niger army base close to the Mali border, according to the defence ministry of the nation.
The Women’s African Cup of Nations (WAFCON) is set to begin on July 7, 2025, Ghana’s Black Queens will play three international warm-up games.