UTAG calls for instant ban on mining in forest reserves
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LEGAL AND ILLEGAL MINING, WHICH ONE OF THE TWO IS NOT MINING?
HALF BAKED INTELECTUALS AND APPRENTICE POLITICIANS
IT IS ALL IN THE AGYAPADIE DOCUMENT; GALAMSEY TO HELP FUND THE PARTY, AND A LIST OF "QUALIFIED' GROUPS ETC ETC (SEE PAGES 9 TO 18) IT IS ALL ABOUT SMALL SCALE MINING
VOTE FOR CHANGE ON DECEMBER 7TH IS THE REAL SOLUTION.
Lazy groups.All you guys know is strike .No alternative solutions.Mining had come to stay find solutions and stop this your nonsense just to be relevant.
Why did we vote for your useless government? Strike is the only language that your leaders will understand
I support you. If you cannot manage the cedi-dollar exchange rate, cant you manage your own forests, rivers and water bodies?
Organiser labour must join this to save the rest of us from a few greedy bastards
In fact UTAG is a useless organization. UTAG cannot stampede Government. Who has ordered or approved mining in forest reserves? As far as I know our laws do not allow mining in forest reserves. If UTAG knows the people who ar ...
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Organized labor should join and force the government to act. Organized labor is the heavy weapon that can force the government to take a decisive action on this menace. This stubborn government fears the organized labor like ...
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At last, our university lecturers have raised their voices. Let's hope the politicians will act accordingly
Let's limit the ban on mining to the rivers and the 100 metre zone band along the river banks irrespective of whether they have a licence. There are responsible miners whose livelihood should be protected.