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Illegal mining is threatening Ghana’s food security, not just environment — Ghanaian Farmer CEO
Ms Manye called for stronger enforcement of existing laws against illegal mining, insisting that accountability must apply to everyone involved.
Speaking during the ninth edition of the Loud and Green X Space, Ms Manye called for a shift in how authorities respond to the impact of illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey.
She explained that efforts to discourage illegal mining must be matched with practical support that enables affected individuals to pursue alternative livelihoods.
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