On October 11, 2024, the Catholic Archdiocese of Accra led a protest walk through the streets of Accra, calling for an end to illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey.....Read Full Article>>
The demonstration, which began at the Holy Spirit Cathedral, included prayers and symbolic gestures to emphasize the environmental and social devastation caused by these activities.
This protest follows a strong statement from the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference, issued a month earlier, criticizing the government’s inaction and urging decisive enforcement of anti-galamsey laws.
The protest has garnered significant media attention, with the hashtags #StopGalamseyNow and #FreetheCitizens trending on social media, reflecting a groundswell of public support.
The Catholic Church’s stance has also inspired other civil groups to join the cause, including student organizations like GRASAG, showing a united front against illegal mining.
This movement is seen as a powerful call for the government to take meaningful steps to protect Ghana’s environment from further degradation.
It marks a shift from rhetoric to action as the Catholic Church and broader society rally to save the country’s natural resources for future generations. Exposed Celebrities Video
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