IMF Warns Galamsey Threatens to Erode Ghana’s Economic Gains
The International Monetary Fund has warned that illegal small-scale mining, widely known in Ghana as galamsey, poses a long-term threat […]
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3.8% of Ghanaian adults have considered suicide, while 2.3% have attempted it – WHO•Mahama charges new Justices to protect judicial independence•Mahama swears in three Supreme Court Justices•TUC calls for urgent reforms to Labour Act to strengthen workers’ rights•AMA seeks city-to-city partnerships with Russian cities•Mahama vows to end national budget support for loss-making SOEs•Ernest Ofori speaks on Faisal Abubakari’s Germany fight controversy•Ghana has not benefited enough from a century of gold mining – Armah-Kofi Buah3.8% of Ghanaian adults have considered suicide, while 2.3% have attempted it – WHO•Mahama charges new Justices to protect judicial independence•Mahama swears in three Supreme Court Justices•TUC calls for urgent reforms to Labour Act to strengthen workers’ rights•AMA seeks city-to-city partnerships with Russian cities•Mahama vows to end national budget support for loss-making SOEs•Ernest Ofori speaks on Faisal Abubakari’s Germany fight controversy•Ghana has not benefited enough from a century of gold mining – Armah-Kofi Buah
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