The MAXWELL Report

By:  OWARE  Iddrissu 0599467559 The fight against illegal mining is meant to save our rivers, protect our forests, and safeguard the future of Ghana’s children. Instead, it is increasingly leaving behind a trail of blood, fear, and suspicion. While citizens are dying at the mining site by falling into pits, reports of violent clashes between the military and civilians in galamsey-prone communities are no longer whispers. Lives are being lost, families are being shattered, and trust between citizens and the very institutions meant to protect them is collapsing. The military was never designed to be a police service. Soldiers are trained for combat, not community engagement. Deploying soldiers into towns and villages, armed to the teeth, has turned mining communities into battlefields. Each clash leaves behind not only victims but also deep scars of resentment that will last for generations. Ghana cannot be “a land of gold” if people are dying for it. The country cannot profess ...

  OF ELECTION PETITIONS: DISMANTLING THE PERCEPTION OF VOTE-RIGGING IN THE NATIONAL ELECTIONS. The game we play always consist of winner and loser or can carry equal points after a time frame provided. Our Team intention is to be named or declared as a winner at the end. If not, we will put our defeat on the Referee or on the game officials. The same as the minds of our opponent. The behavior of conceding something without the sweet-juicy considering others’ feelings is rapidly increasing under this current new dress code of democracy. It keeps running rapid it runs which deviated from retired.