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Galamsey fight: Are illegal miners stronger than the military? – Awula Serwah asks

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Galamsey fight: Are illegal miners stronger than the military? – Awula Serwah asks

The Executive Director of Eco-Conscious Citizens, Awula Serwah, says she does not believe illegal miners are more powerful than the Ghana Armed Forces, arguing that the military could play a stronger role in tackling illegal mining.

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