1,200 excavators undergoing rigorous clearance at Tema Port – Prez Mahama
President John Mahama has disclosed that 1,200 excavators imported into Ghana are currently undergoing a rigorous permitting and clearance process ...
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Nine forest reserves recaptured, dozens of excavators confiscated – Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that his government is intensifying efforts to combat illegal mining, which has long threatened ...
208 arrested, 99 excavators seized in Police galamsey crackdown operations
The Ghana Police Service has ramped up its nationwide campaign against illegal mining, locally known as galamsey, with a series ...
No mercy for illegal miners in forest reserves, water bodies – Lands Minister
In a renewed fight against illegal mining, the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah has issued ...
E/R: Four excavators set ablaze at Obuoho Fante
Some officials from the Kyebi Division of the Forestry Commission have allegedly set ablaze four excavators believed to be engaging ...
W/R: Forestry commission burns excavators, arrests 4 illegal miners for mining in Subri forest reserve
The forestry commission in collaboration with the Bekwai forestry commission have arrested four Ghanaian illegal miners for mining in the ...
Lands Minister commissions centre to track explosive vehicles, excavators
The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Samuel A. Jinapor, has commissioned a network centre at the Minerals Commission to ...
Operation Halt II seizes 30 excavators, destroys 4
Personnel of the Ghana Armed Forces deployed in the fight against illegal mining in forest reserves and river bodies have ...
Get all excavators registered – Juaben MCE to Assembly members
Municipal Chief Executive Officer of Juaben Municipal Assembly in the Ashanti region, Hon Omane Aboagye has called on all his ...
Gov’t sets deadline for registration of excavators
The government and the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources have set a deadline for all excavator owners in the ...
