Category Archives: Ghana

Lives on the Edge: Artisanal Mining and the Struggle for Livability in Ghana’s Asankragua

Gold, Water, and Survival: The Human Ecology of “Galamsey” in Ghana’s Western North

Ghana: Communities Push Back Against Expanding “Galamsey” Mining

Ghana Confronts Escalating Civil Society–Government Tensions Over River Pollution and Mining Rights

Ghana: Galiano Suspends Esaase Pit After Deadly Clash

Ghana to Begin Local Gold Refining & Assay in October

Ghana Still Africa’s Top Gold Producer

Community-Based Participatory Governance in Ghana

Empowering Artisanal Miners: Ghana’s Shift from Punishment to Partnership

New Ghana Reforms Tie Mining Licenses to Social Performance and Local Investment