Illegal Mining Destroys Farmland in Akyem Atobriso, Ghana

Over 100 acres of farmland in Akyem Atobriso, Kwaebibrem Municipality, Eastern Region, have been reportedly destroyed by illegal mining activities, locally known as 'galamsey,' threatening the livelihoods of local farmers.

23 Aug, 18:51 — 23 Aug, 18:51

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Galamsey destroys over 100 acres of farmland at Akyem Atobriso

Illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, has reportedly destroyed more than 100 acres of farmland at Akyem Atobriso in the Kwaebibrem Municipality of the Eastern Region, threatening the livelihoods of farmers in the community.

By Judy Yayra Avanu

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Illegal Mining Destroys Farmland in Akyem Atobriso, Ghana

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Galamsey destroys over 100 acres of farmland at Akyem Atobriso

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