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Additional labour unions are joining forces to pressure the government into addressing illegal mining. The latest to join are the GPRTU and the Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana, who have announced that no vehicles will operate on October 10th.

Dennis Miracles Aboagye, a member of Dr. Bawumia's campaign team, has confirmed that the New Patriotic Party's presidential candidate is prepared and willing to sign any agreement regarding the fight against illegal mining, as former President John Dramani Mahama outlines his own plan to tackle the issue.

Organised Labour Stands Firm, Demands State of Emergency Declaration on Galamsay.

The reaction of the police towards Democracy Hubs ''Stop Galamsay Now Demo''.

University Administration across the country grinds to a halt as 4 labour union strike enters its second week.

The Ghana Coalition Against Galamsay has urged the National House of Chiefs to clarify its stance on illegal mining activities in Ghana, particularly the widespread practice of "galamsay."Comprising various media organisations, the coalition expressed significant concern regarding the environmental and social repercussions of illegal mining, emphasising the necessity for strong leadership from traditional authorities in addressing this pressing issue.

National Labour Commission urges the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations to find solutions as 5 labour unions plan on embarking on strikes.

Are the calls by the NDC for a forensic Audit into the voter's register justified.