NAIMOS urges Amenfi miners to go legal and protect water bodies and forests
The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) has urged miners in the Amenfi constituencies to adopt responsible and sustainable mining practices, to protect water bodies, forests and land for future generations. NAIMOS Director of Operations, Colonel Kwame Sam Appiah, made the call at a meeting with traditional leaders and miners in Amenfi West. The meeting […]
The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) has called on miners in the Amenfi region to embrace responsible and sustainable mining practices, aiming to safeguard water bodies, forests and land for future generations. Colonel Kwame Sam Appiah, NAIMOS Director of Operations, delivered this message during a meeting with traditional leaders and miners in Amenfi West.
The gathering aimed to foster collaboration and identify practical measures to encourage responsible mining and address the harm inflicted by illegal mining activities. Colonel Appiah engaged with the miners, listening to their concerns and challenges, before emphasizing the importance of adhering to the law and employing environmentally-friendly methods to preserve natural resources.
He also reassured the miners that the government is dedicated to supporting them throughout the process of obtaining the necessary mining licenses for legal and responsible operations. In response to the miners' requests, NAIMOS pledged to enhance its cooperation with them and provide guidance through the regulatory process to ensure they meet all the necessary requirements.
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