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Special Prosecutor Begins 'Galamsey' Investigations - Vimarsana News

Special Prosecutor Begins 'Galamsey' Investigations

Special Prosecutor Begins 'Galamsey' Investigations

So, Forestry Commission Didn't See Akonta Mining Entering Tano Nimiri Forest Reserve? - Charles Owusu Asks - Vimarsana News

So, Forestry Commission Didn't See Akonta Mining Entering Tano Nimiri Forest Reserve? - Charles Owusu Asks

So, Forestry Commission Didn't See Akonta Mining Entering Tano Nimiri Forest Reserve? - Charles Owusu Asks

Is Wontumi above the law? - Vimarsana News

Is Wontumi above the law?

Some things are impossible in party politics, or almost impossible. In Ghana, one of them is putting a political big fish on trial while his party is in power. It is rare, as rare as catching a fowl in the act of urinating.

Provide Evidence Wontumi Is Doing Galamsey - President Of National House Chiefs Dares Ghanaians - Vimarsana News

Provide Evidence Wontumi Is Doing Galamsey - President Of National House Chiefs Dares Ghanaians

Provide Evidence Wontumi Is Doing Galamsey - President Of National House Chiefs Dares Ghanaians

Galamsey: Nana Addo is a disappointment for not ordering Wontumi's arrest — Ashigbey - Vimarsana News

Galamsey: Nana Addo is a disappointment for not ordering Wontumi's arrest — Ashigbey

The convenor of the media coalition against illegal mining, Dr. Ken Ashigbey, has expressed disappointment in President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for not ordering the arrest of the managers of Akonta Mining Company that belongs to the NPPs Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi Boasiako popularly called Chairman Wontumi from operating in the Tano Nimiri Forest Reserve in the Western Region. | Pulse Ghana