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We need your support in the fight against illegal mining – Mahama appeals to chiefs

“It saddens me that we have to enforce the law and that some of these young people may have to go to jail for engaging in illegal mining,” the President said.
It is our hope that as we implement the New Economy Policy and create alternative livelihoods for our young people, we will discourage many of those who risk their lives in galamsey,” the President said.
There were nine forest reserves classified as red zones, meaning the destruction was extensive and the illegal miners were dangerous and heavily armed,” the President stated.
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