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Hundreds of workers from Shaanxi Mining Ghana Limited in Gbane surrendered Wednesday in the streets of Tongo, Talensi District, in the Far East region, and called on the president and regulatory bodies of the sector. not to revoke the license of the company.
Concerned citizens of Talensi had previously called for the revocation of the company's license following a safety noncompliance that recently led to the death of some people.
On Thursday, March 14, 2019, members of the Concerned Citizens of Talensi organized a similar protest to protest against the company and its partners, the mining groups Yenyeya and Pubodtaaba, all located in Gbane.
However, during their demonstration on Wednesday, Shaanxi workers said the revocation of the license would result in the displacement of 641 workers and the business climate in Talensi district.
Here are some of the placards that they carried: "Shaanxi must stay and come to stay," "Stop the ritual murder of Galamsey now," "Protect true foreign investors," "Shaanxi does not." has no part in the death of youth "and" Kwesi Appiah (Bantama) killed 7 young people in April 2017. "
The workers then gathered at the Talensi District Assembly Hall, where their president, Michael Anagbire, read and presented their petition to Talensi District Director, Dr. Christopher Sormiteyema, who badured them that He would forward their grievances via the High Court. Paulina Abayage, Eastern Regional Minister, then to the President.
Petition
A six-point petition presented by Mr. Anagbire further requested the prosecution to take proactive steps to take legal action to overturn the injunction obtained from illegal miners in order to allow the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, Minerals Commission and Takensi District Assembly to set up on the site to seal all the pits in the Gbane mining area, related to our underground operations, to avoid the recurrence of these deaths unnecessary ".
He also called for the arrest and prosecution of some Kwesi Appiah a.k.a. Bantama for the death of the young man who died in a grave, as recommended by an investigation report.
In addition, Kwesi Appiah should be charged with paying "proportional compensation to bereaved families, because the report commits him to answer for his actions".
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