A European Union (EU)-funded study has exposed major gaps in Ghana’s fight against illegal mining, revealing that about 74 per cent of people engaged in artisanal and small-scale mining in three districts of the Savannah Region are unaware of the laws governing their activities. The study, commissioned by Coginta and funded by the EU, also …
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