
Mahama Orders Soldiers to Stay in Nine Cleared Forest Reserves
President John Dramani Mahama has decided that troops will remain posted in the nine forest reserves recently cleared of illegal mining to keep operators away.
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President John Dramani Mahama has decided that troops will remain posted in the nine forest reserves recently cleared of illegal mining to keep operators away.

The National Anti‑Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat has unveiled a new campaign aimed at dismantling the financial and logistical networks that fuel illegal mining along Ghana’s rivers.

Minister Emmanuel Armah‑Kofi Buah announced the removal of illegal mining equipment from the Ankobra River following sustained operations with NAIMOS and Navy Special Forces.

Reverend Abugbilla Bukari, now headmaster of Bawku Senior High School, revisits the Acacia trees he helped plant in 1992 and leads a new planting drive that saw 480 trees thrive this year.

The former student’s letter claims President Michael Kotlikoff doubted her timing, prompting a faculty no‑confidence vote this month.

Ashesi University’s Dr Millicent Adjei has called out Obuasi Senior High Technical School for failures that left students unable to report abuse, citing boundary crossings and a hostile reporting culture.

Stephen Desu of Ekumpoano Catholic Basic School warns that financial hardship is driving some female students to seek money from teachers in exchange for sex.

Professor Isaac Boateng urges the Ghana Research Fund and British Council to invest in studies that tailor sustainable drainage systems to the country’s unique climate and soil conditions.

The Nigerian skit maker shares an emotional video revealing details of the gunshot incident that forced his months-long disappearance.
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