Tapentadol ‘red’ not approved for medical use in Ghana; sale and possession illegal – Health Minister

[ad_1] The Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has declared that tapentadol is not approved for medical use in Ghana, warning that the sale, distribution and possession of the drug, including the street drug known as “red”, are illegal. Responding to questions in Parliament, the Minister said the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has not…

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NDC’s United Cadres Front urges Mahama to act decisively on corruption and illegal mining

[ad_1] The United Cadres Front (UCF) has called on stakeholders across the country to remain vigilant and proactive in supporting the government’s Reset Agenda, while pressing for swift and decisive action against corruption and illegal mining. Speaking at the 44th anniversary commemoration of the 31st December 1981 Revolution in Ada in the Greater Accra Region…

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NAIMOS clamps down on illegal mining at Kwabeng, seizes excavators and pay loader

[ad_1] A task force from the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) has disrupted and halted widespread illegal mining activities in Kwabeng, Atiwa West District, Eastern Region. The operation, carried out on Sunday, December 21, targeted an illegal mining site located behind the dormitory of Kwabeng Anglican Senior High School, following intelligence on escalating environmental…

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Illegal Lotto Operators Drain Ghana’s Economy – Sammi Awuku

[ad_1] Sammi Awuku   Ghana’s economy is losing a staggering GH¢1 billion annually to illegal lottery operators, according to the Director General of the National Lottery Authority (NLA), Sammi Awuku. This significant revenue loss undermines the country’s efforts to mobilize funds for development projects and public services. The NLA has identified approximately 780 illegal lottery…

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Forest reserves as large as 30 football fields destroyed by illegal miners at Anhwiaso 

[ad_1] Illegal miners have cut down vegetation covering more than forty acres of land in the Anwhiaso-Bibiani Municipality of the Western-North Region.  This vast amount of space, comparable to thirty football fields, included several farmlands in the Aboabo community, the Anhwiaso River and portions of the Anhwiaso East Forest Reserve.  Residents of the Aboabo community are…

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