Galamsey: It makes no economic sense to gain a few million cedis and repay with degraded lands – UTAG

Galamsey: It makes no economic sense to gain a few million cedis and repay with degraded lands – UTAG

The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) is deliberating on whether to embark on another strike in solidarity with the ongoing fight against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey. Speaking on the sidelines of UTAG’s 22nd biennial congress, immediate past President, Professor Mamudu Akudugu, emphasized the need for the Association’s leadership to sustain pressure on […]

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