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The judge who handed down a four-and-a-half-year prison term and a GH¢48,000 fine to Aisha Huang, a Chinese national infamous as the Galamsey Kingpin, expressed a wish for a more stringent sentence if granted the authority. | Pulse Ghana

The Deputy Attorney General, Alfred Tuah-Yeboah, clarified the reasons behind the relatively lenient prison term and fine imposed on illegal mining kingpin, Aisha Huang.

She said stringent efforts must be made to prosecute chiefs and other landowners who give out lands to illegal miners to help win the fight against galamsey.

Galamsey kingpin, En Huang, also known as Aisha Huang, was Monday jailed four-and-a-half years for engaging in illegal mining by the Accra High...

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister, James Marape says once the Porgera gold mine comes on next year it will help fix the country’s economy.

BEYOND LITHIUM INC. INTERIM MANAGEMENTS DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS - QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE...

In light of the formidable challenge posed by illegal mining, a question arises: How many years can South Africa realistically expect to sustain key commodities such as gold, coal, iron ore and platinum group metals?

State’s Minerals Council says campaign aims to educate the public – but its claims of responsible, low-emissions mining don’t stack up

The Federal Government through the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development has revoked 1,633 minerals titles previously given to non-complying mining companies.

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