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Movement for Change Unveils Ten-Point Action Plan to End Galamsey After Tragic Loss of Eight Lives

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Movement for Change Unveils Ten-Point Action Plan to End Galamsey After Tragic Loss of Eight Lives

The Movement for Change has issued a strong call for an immediate and decisive end to illegal small-scale mining, popularly known as galamsey, following the tragic incident of Wednesday, August 13, 2025, which claimed the lives of eight gallant Ghanaians. In a statement signed by its Director of Communications and Spokesperson, Mr. Solomon Owusu, the Movement described galamsey as an “existential threat” to the nation and urged swift action to address the menace. To this effect, the group has outlined a Ten-Point Action Plan aimed at bringing an end to the destructive practice and restoring Ghana’s degraded lands and water bodies. The proposals include: Immediate Ban on Small-Scale Mining: By Executive Instrument, suspend all artisanal and small-scale mining—whether legal or ille...

Ghana Mourns as Movement for Change Pays Tribute to Victims of Tragic Helicopter Crash

The nation of Ghana is plunged into deep mourning following a devastating helicopter crash near Adansi Sikaman that claimed the lives of eight individuals, including five high-ranking government officials and three dedicated members of the Ghana Armed Forces. In a solemn statement released today, the Movement for Change expressed profound sorrow and extended heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased, the Government of Ghana, and the National Democratic Congress (NDC). The statement was signed by Solomon Owusu, spokesperson for the movement. “Today, the soul of our nation weeps,” the message began, calling the incident a heartbreaking national tragedy. The Movement described the victims as “gallant Ghanaians” who lost their lives in the line of duty, underscoring their ser...

Alan Kyerematen Calls for Action Amid Devastating Floods in Ghana

In the wake of recent devastating floods that have swept across parts of Ghana, Alan Kyerematen, Leader and Founder of the Movement for Change, has expressed deep condolences and called for urgent national action to prevent future tragedies. In a heartfelt message shared with the public, Kyerematen extended his sympathies to families who have lost loved ones and acknowledged the broader suffering caused by the disaster. “The images of displaced families, damaged homes, and lost livelihoods are a painful reminder of the suffering many are enduring,” he stated. The Movement for Change leader criticized what he described as a pattern of “No Action, Talk Only (NATO)” and emphasized that Ghana can no longer afford to delay real, impactful interventions. “Ghana is tired of No Action, Talk ...