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Galamsey: ‘Rivers that fed our grandparents now run the colour of chocolate milk’ – Sam Jonah

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Galamsey: ‘Rivers that fed our grandparents now run the colour of chocolate milk’ – Sam Jonah

Renowned Ghanaian businessman and mining executive Sir Sam Jonah has warned that illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, is inflicting serious damage on the country’s natural resources, with far-reaching consequences for the economy, public health and the welfare of future generations.

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