Tag: NAIMOS
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Court bars Asutifi North MP from leaving Greater Accra over NAIMOS attack allegations
Background: Court action tied to NAIMOS allegations An Accra High Court has imposed restrictions on the Member of Parliament for Asutifi North, Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, barring him from leaving the Greater Accra Region. The order follows allegations that he played a role in an attack on personnel from the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS)…
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Court Blocks Asutifi North MP from Leaving Accra Over NAIMOS Task Force Attack Allegations
Overview of the Court Order The Accra High Court has issued a travel restriction on Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, the Member of Parliament for Asutifi North. The injunction bars him from leaving the Greater Accra Region as investigations continue into his alleged involvement in an assault on the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) task force.…
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Court bars Asutifi North MP from leaving Accra over NAIMOS
Background: MP in the spotlight over NAIMOS allegations The Accra High Court has restricted the movement of the Member of Parliament for Asutifi North, Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, in connection with allegations that he was involved in an attack on the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) task force. The ruling, issued in a formal bail…
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Illegal Mining Crackdown: Forestry Commission Urges Tough NAIMOS Action
Overview: A Call for Stronger Measures The Forestry Commission of Ghana has intensified its call for a tougher, more coordinated response to illegal mining, following clashes in Hwidiem that raised concerns about law enforcement, environmental damage, and community safety. Deputy Chief Executive Officer Elikem Kotoko underscored the urgency of empowering the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations…
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Forestry Commission Urges Tougher Action on Illegal Miners After Hwidiem Clash
Introduction: A call for decisive action The Forestry Commission has stepped up its call for a tougher, more coordinated response to illegal mining, following a violent clash in Hwidiem that highlighted persistent environmental and public safety concerns. Deputy Chief Executive Officer Elikem Kotoko and other forestry officials insist that a stronger, legally backed crackdown by…
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Forestry Commission Urges Tougher Action Against Illegal Miners After Hwidiem Clash
Rising Tensions Between Forestry Officials and Illegal Miners In the wake of a violent clash at Hwidiem, the Forestry Commission has intensified its call for a stronger, more decisive response to illegal mining activities. Deputy Chief Executive Officer Elikem Kotoko stressed that if Ghana’s anti-illegal mining framework is to be effective, the National Anti-Illegal Mining…