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A Tax for Galamsey: We’ve gotten to a point where brute force must be applied – Elikem Kotoko

todayFebruary 12, 2026

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Deputy Chief Executive of Forestry Commission and Spokesperson of NAIMOS, Elikem Kotoko, has suggested that Ghana may have reached a critical point where the use of tougher measures, including brute force, may be necessary to effectively clamp down on illegal mining (galamsey).

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