Minister for Lands and Natural Resources

And I kept telling them, is that why Dalamsee was going on? They said, yes, we will revoke it.

These people, led by the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources today, the man who is supposed to be leading our fight, told this country that...

The only way to deal with this galantse is for the government to declare a state of emergency.

He said it from his own mouth.

So Northern Ashanti Mines company has filed an application for injunction.

to restrain government, the Minerals Commission and the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources from entering or interfering with its possession and operations of the mine, which is located in the Ashanti region.

The application, which was filed on the 22nd of October, is arguing that refusing the injunction could result in the loss of the company's entire concession and investment.

that it stands to suffer significant and potentially irreparable prejudice if the injunction is not, and if the injunction is refused while it outweighs the determination of its application for judicial review.

it?

I would always support Ghanaian businesses thriving.

And so the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources is always important.

Sit down and have a discussion with Ghanaian entities.

Describing the engagement as eye-opening and highly productive, Dr. Balmia thanked Guta for presenting constructive policy proposals and noted that the dialogue marks a crucial step towards creating a more supportive environment for Ghanaian enterprises.

Moving on to the next story, Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Amakofibwa, has announced that Ghana has successfully curbed the most critical phase of forest degradation caused by illegal mining, popularly known as galamsi, shifting the national focus from active destruction to extensive environmental restoration.

Speaking at the launch of the Nzema East Responsible Cooperative Mining Society in Azim, Western Virgin, Mr. Aboua highlighted the severe environmental toll inherited by the administration.

He noted that illegal mining had devastated forest areas equivalent to over 12,500 football fields.