TRACKING OF THE KEY ACTIONS BY THE NDC GOVERNMENT TO ADDRESS GALAMSEY IN GHANA FROM JANUARY TO OCTOBER 2025.
Kyei Kwadwo Yamoah, Executive Director of HELP Foundation Africa
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Safeguarding Ghana’s Wetlands: Experts Call for Urgent Action on Conservation and Restoration
In the Commemoration of the World Wetlands Day marked every year February 5, Pro Environment Africa, a Civil Society Organization based in Ghana organized a Webinar Meeting round-up the event. Held on the 7th February, 2025, the Webinar brought together experts and stakeholders to discuss the critical role of wetlands in Ghana’s ecosystems, food security,…
OVER 50 CSO’S REQUEST FOR A HALT AND COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF OFFSHORE GOLD EXPLORATION IN GHANA
Kyei Kwadwo Yamoah, Executive Director of HELP Foundation Africa
Policy Brief to H.E. The President of the Republic of Ghana
Kyei Kwadwo Yamoah, Executive Director of HELP Foundation Africa
HELP Foundation Africa Calls for National Security Action to Clear Armed Galamsey Gangs and Protect EPA, NAIMOS, and Journalists
Kyei Kwadwo Yamoah, Executive Director of HELP Foundation Africa
WILL THE 2026 BUDGET END GALAMSEY
By: Kwadwo Kyei Yamoah, Executive Director: HELP Foundation Africa (+233 244817020) kkyeiyams@gmail.com Ghana’s 2026 Budget, themed “Resetting for Growth, Jobs, and Economic Transformation,” takes several commendable steps to combat illegal mining (galamsey), a crisis threatening water security, forests, and livelihoods. The 2026 Budget contains many positive, concrete measures to fight galamsey: stronger enforcement (NAIMOS &…
Stakeholders Have Express Frustration Over the Lack of Law Enforcement Regarding the Illegal Mining – GALAMSEY – Activities
Mr. Kwadwo Kyei Yamoah, the Executive Director of HELP Foundation Africa, addressing journalists in Accra expressed that affected communities and Environmentalists are frustrated over the lack of law enforcement regarding the illegal mining activities. He described GALAMSEY situation as an emergency and called on the government to enforce the laws against galamsey without delay. He explained…
The Family of Missing Fisheries Observer in Ghana Seeks Support for Justice on World Social Justice Day
February 20th is World Social Justice Day and as part of the commemoration the families of missing Fisheries Observers in Ghana joined international organizations including the International Association for Professional Observers (APO). and Ghanaian Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to raise attention on the cases of missing Fisheries Observers in Ghana and seek JUSTICE. The background…
HELP Foundation Africa Commends Government for Revoking E.I. 144 and Restoring the Achimota Forest Reserve
Kyei Kwadwo Yamoah, Executive Director of HELP Foundation Africa