Galamsey fight: Operation Water Shield has reduced changfans on Tano River - NAIMOS Spokesperson
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The number of changfans operating on the Tano River has significantly reduced following sustained anti-illegal mining operations by the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS), Spokesperson for NAIMOS, Paa Kwesi Schandorf has disclosed.
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- Most negative headline · 3NewsGalamsey fight: Operation Water Shield has reduced changfans on Tano River - NAIMOS Spokesperson
- Most positive headline · MyJoyOnlineChangfans on River Tano have reduced thanks to NAIMOS – NAIMOS Spokesperson
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