The Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast, Sir Sam Jonah, has condemned the devastating impact of illegal mining on Ghana’s environment, warning that the destruction of rivers, forests and farmland makes it impossible to achieve meaningful sustainability.
Galamsey turning Ghana’s rivers into ‘chocolate milk’ – Sir Sam Jonah
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