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We have not honoured them – Ken Ashigbey questions galamsey fight a year after helicopter tragedy

He says the country’s continued struggle with illegal mining, despite the sacrifices made by those who died, raises serious questions about its commitment to the fight against galamsey.
Convener of the Media Coalition Against Illegal Mining, Dr Ken Ashigbey, says Ghana has failed to honour the memory of the eight people who died in last year’s helicopter crash while travelling to support efforts against illegal mining.” He concluded by returning to the sacrifices made by those who died while supporting the national effort against illegal mining.
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