Tonight, PM Express will discuss 'galamsey' and how it is putting the country into a state of emergency.
Already, Civil Society Group, OccupyGhana has urged President Akufo-Addo to declare a state of emergency in all mining areas, a move which has been supported by many Ghanaians.
The alarming rate of devastation caused by 'galamsey' are being discussed recently. This has compelled President Akufo-Addo to schedule a meeting with Chiefs in Kumasi on Wednesday.
But before the outcome of the meeting tomorrow, PM Express will look at what could be done by the President to salvage the situation.
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