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Irresponsible mining: The land is not your own – Prof Mike Oquaye cautions

READ ALSO: Ga Mantse challenges mining stakeholders to consider long-term impact of Ghana’s mineral wealth He stressed that the benefits of mining must be balanced with the need to protect Ghana’s natural resources, warning stakeholders to exercise greater responsibility in the use of the country’s land.
Former Speaker of Parliament, Professor Mike Oquaye, has cautioned stakeholders in Ghana’s mining sector against irresponsible exploitation of the country’s natural resources.
Professor Oquaye urged those involved in mining to recognise their responsibility as custodians of the land and ensure that their activities do not destroy the environment or deprive future generations of their inheritance.
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