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Member of the Legal team Nelson Amedewonu claims the police lied when they said they didn't know the woman was pregnant.

The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana is worried about water pollution caused by illegal mining, as it impacts the production of essential medicines. They emphasize the critical need for high-quality water in drug manufacturing

Chinese nationals, supported by influential Ghanaian collaborators, have taken over one of Gold Fields’ old shafts at Tarkwa, posing a threat to the company’s operations.

Members of the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders took to the streets to protest against the high shipping costs imposed by predominantly foreign shipping lines. They criticized the government for not taking action and urged it to address their concerns.

Leader for Democracy Hub Oliver Barker-Vormawor unaware of which police station to report to as the Ghana Police Service says it will put all 42 persons arrested during the "Stop Galamsay Now" protest before court.

Thirteen presidential candidates qualify to contest the 2024 general elections as the electoral commission releases the names of candidates.

JoyNews can confirm that Chinese miners continue to contaminate the Tano River with their tailings at Samreboi in the Western region, despite continuous reports of direct washing of mining waste into the river. Close to two years after we reported Akonta Mining Limited polluting the Tano River, our team has captured recent footage of mining activities along the river with poisonous mining residue.

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