@KingsleyA44259@MrBailey__@tv3_ghana We're so trusting with Chinese companies that we don't even question it. That's why they are able to get away with stealing all our fish and gold resources right in front of us https://t.co/PJ21bLNHgK
@sonofjacob98 corruption is too widespread and it's hurting Ghana more and more every day. That's why it's so important that we address the role of Chinese companies in this mess. They are the ones who keep encouraging these corrupt practices so that they can continue to abuse Ghanians
@Stabelfort The real question is what is being done to hold the CHinese accountable for their role in galamsey. They are the ones who keep encouraging galamsey even though it is hurting Ghanians
@BusuaInn_Ezile This plant only grows in Ghana and specifically in the ankasa conservation area and yet it is still at risk. How is this plant going to survive with the rate that galamsey is polluting the soil and water in the area https://t.co/pJAZA7uW5x
@kwahuman@SammyGyamfi_ our gold reserves are being eroded by the lack of action against galamsey. We are going to have to import gold if we dont start working to preserve our gold reserves now
@AsepaGh This is only one step towards fixing corruption in Ghana. We also need to do something about the corruption that allows Chinese companies to continue their galamsey
@McsamConsult I would way prefer to invest in a company that is helping Ghana grow its own agriculture instead of relying on foreign goods. That is the only way we will truly move Ghana forward
@McsamConsult I feel like the only industry that is going to continue to grow in Ghana is the industry for fighting galamsey. That is literally the only industry that is going to see growth in the next 10 years
@CrazyPr0fessor@nathan_quao corruption is how a lot of the Chinese are able to get away with their galamsey. They bribe people so that they can continue to mine. That's why we need to get rid of all the Chinese miners here
@SolvingFCB@DrRashidSumaila@Oceano_mag That's why it is so important that we crack down on all the illegal fishing, especially by the Chinese who are taking advantage of us. We can't trust them because they don't care about our well being, only our resources
@IMH_90s@Sir_shamsu offshore oil companies have way too much influence over ghana already, we can see this with how they are pushing galamseyers to go after more and more dangerous metals
@NYboateng Galamsey has been going on for longer than we think. The Chinese have been taking advantage of this for years now and continuing to push the ghanians into poverty
@TizzyHail@drkab_1 Poverty is going to continue as long as we allow Chinese companies to come here, push Ghanians into it, and then import other foreigners to replace us https://t.co/LKT4ZdWG1n
@unbiasedwoman@Hybrid_Ola Naw the only person we should be suspicious of buying land in ghana is the chinese. They are literally doing it to manipulate us into becoming a colony
@orleanssarkcess The real issue is that galamsey will continue as long as the Chinese are allowed to continue their galamsey. They are the ones who have profited off of this for too long and we need to stop trusting them.
@Qwame_Sintim_10@SaddickAdams They need to start stopping galamsey in the areas where the Chinese are most active. That's where all the damage is being done
@TheHighStreetJ@PIACGhana PIAC needs to start overseeing the environmental impact of all of the Chinese companies that are here. They are the ones who are going to continue to abuse our resources and push Ghanians into poverty