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Punjab’s resources are being openly plundered. From the Ravi River and Chak Darya in Pathankot to the Anandpur Sahib, Hoshiarpur and Ropar areas, illegal mining is taking place openly across the state. Kejriwal had promised that mining revenue would come into the state coffers and be used for healthcare... show more

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INSIDE OYO NATIONAL PARK: HOW ILLEGAL MINING HAS TURNED A PROTECTED FOREST INTO A LAWLESS COMMUNITY. As some of you might recall, i did a light report about illegal mining carried out in Old Oyo National Park which is linked to Kwara State as well in 2023. After the report which, I remembered reaching out to Ministry of Mining, a taskforce was established to curtail the activities of the miners, it worked effectively especially at the Oyo state side but it wasn't working effectively in Kwara state. After the killings of 5 National Park personnel by bandits last week, which I broke the news, I carried out an investigation to see the level of compliance at the Old Oyo National Park where lithium mining activity is going, then i discovered the said mining has become a full blown community. The current number of illegal miners operating at Old Oyo National Park is estimated to be between 200,000 and 400,000, including individuals involved in buying and selling activities at the site. According to my research , there is nothing sold outside the illegal mining site that is not also sold within the site. Items sold include foodstuffs, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, and various forms of hard drugs. There is also the presence of sex workers who render their services to illegal miners inside grass huts constructed within the area. Additionally, medical drugs and medical items such as needles, injections, and intravenous fluids are openly sold at the site. Explosives are also sold to illegal miners and are used for blasting lithium during excavation. There are thousands of blacksmiths on site who fabricate various tools used for illegal mining activities, including shovels, diggers, chisels, and hammers. There is a high rate of child labour at the illegal mining site, also known as Daba. These children are used mainly for sorting lithium from rocks. The illegal mining site is divided into two sections: the Yoruba illegal mining section and the Hausa/Fulani illegal mining section. Both sections are located within Old Oyo National Park. The road leading to the illegal mining site (Daba) is not motorable. Access to the site is only possible by motorcycle. All extracted lithium is transported by motorcycles to Bonni, Igbeti, or Soro in Kishi. This indicates that illegal miners access the mining site through Igbeti, Kishi, and Bonni. As at the time of writing this report, many empty trucks are observed entering through Igbeti, Oyo State, heading directly to Bonni, and passing through Bonni to Jeba Oloru, Kwara State, from where the lithium is transported to destinations of their choice. They operate within the confines of laws established by the illegal miners’ chairman, popularly known as “CD.” Anyone who commits the crime of stealing is punished by death. The area is so enclosed that outsiders can be fished out by them. A bike man who carries lithium from the forest to the truck earns ₦12,000 per bag. One bag of lithium weighs 100kg, and they carry two bags, making 200kg. The miners are so familiar with the area that they can easily move to Igbeti, Kishi, and Bonni in Kwara State from the forest while evading security forces without being noticed, because many of them have been living in the forest for more than three years without seeing the outside world. It is imperative that both the Kwara State Government, Oyo State Government, and the Federal Government get hold of this before it becomes a security problem for the whole country. Illegal mining in Old Oyo National Park is progressing, not regressing.

INSIDE OYO NATIONAL PARK: HOW ILLEGAL MINING HAS TURNED A PROTECTED FOREST INTO A LAWLESS COMMUNITY. As some of you might recall, i did a light report about illegal mining carried out in Old Oyo National Park which is linked to Kwara State as well in 2023. After the report which, I remembered reaching out to Ministry of Mining, a taskforce was established to curtail the activities of the miners, it worked effectively especially at the Oyo state side but it wasn't working effectively in Kwara state. After the killings of 5 National Park personnel by bandits last week, which I broke the news, I carried out an investigation to see the level of compliance at the Old Oyo National Park where lithium mining activity is going, then i discovered the said mining has become a full blown community. The current number of illegal miners operating at Old Oyo National Park is estimated to be between 200,000 and 400,000, including individuals involved in buying and selling activities at the site. According to my research , there is nothing sold outside the illegal mining site that is not also sold within the site. Items sold include foodstuffs, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, and various forms of hard drugs. There is also the presence of sex workers who render their services to illegal miners inside grass huts constructed within the area. Additionally, medical drugs and medical items such as needles, injections, and intravenous fluids are openly sold at the site. Explosives are also sold to illegal miners and are used for blasting lithium during excavation. There are thousands of blacksmiths on site who fabricate various tools used for illegal mining activities, including shovels, diggers, chisels, and hammers. There is a high rate of child labour at the illegal mining site, also known as Daba. These children are used mainly for sorting lithium from rocks. The illegal mining site is divided into two sections: the Yoruba illegal mining section and the Hausa/Fulani illegal mining section. Both sections are located within Old Oyo National Park. The road leading to the illegal mining site (Daba) is not motorable. Access to the site is only possible by motorcycle. All extracted lithium is transported by motorcycles to Bonni, Igbeti, or Soro in Kishi. This indicates that illegal miners access the mining site through Igbeti, Kishi, and Bonni. As at the time of writing this report, many empty trucks are observed entering through Igbeti, Oyo State, heading directly to Bonni, and passing through Bonni to Jeba Oloru, Kwara State, from where the lithium is transported to destinations of their choice. They operate within the confines of laws established by the illegal miners’ chairman, popularly known as “CD.” Anyone who commits the crime of stealing is punished by death. The area is so enclosed that outsiders can be fished out by them. A bike man who carries lithium from the forest to the truck earns ₦12,000 per bag. One bag of lithium weighs 100kg, and they carry two bags, making 200kg. The miners are so familiar with the area that they can easily move to Igbeti, Kishi, and Bonni in Kwara State from the forest while evading security forces without being noticed, because many of them have been living in the forest for more than three years without seeing the outside world. It is imperative that both the Kwara State Government, Oyo State Government, and the Federal Government get hold of this before it becomes a security problem for the whole country. Illegal mining in Old Oyo National Park is progressing, not regressing.

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Major Development: India Stops Ravi River Flow to Pakistan, Diverts Water to Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir This is the first time since Independence that Ravi river water will be used on a large scale in Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab. For the first time after the Shahpur Kandi Dam was built in Punjab’s Pathankot district, work has begun to divert water from the Ravi river into the Ujh Barrage. This is the first time since Independence that Ravi river water will be used on a large scale in Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab. Earlier, all the water from the Ravi river used to flow into Pakistan via the Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab border. Farmers in Punjab, and especially in Jammu & Kashmir, had to depend on the monsoon for water. During the monsoon, the Ujh Barrage would hold water for only 2 to 3 months, after which the barrage would nearly dry up.

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Punjab’s future cannot be built in isolation. We must be concerned, we must be collaborative. Federal cooperation is the key to ensuring sustainable growth for our state. Punjab needs skills, industry, quality education, healthcare and inclusive welfare schemes and a clear vision beyond 2027. #Punjab Amit Shah Sunil Jakhar Tarun Chugh Watch my full interview

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22,304 次观看 • 14 天前

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82,243 次观看 • 2 年前

The investigator in the illegal mining case against NPP Ashanti regional chairman Wontumi's Akonta Mining has told the Accra High Court that armed men led by the former general manager of the mining firm in Akonta Mining-branded vehicles accosted and held officials from the Forestry Commission hostage until seized equipment was returned to them. The investigator is the prosecution's second witness in the illegal mining case against Akonta Mining, Wontumi, and two others. #News360 #TV3GH

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WATCH: Footage reportedly shows the moment Egyptian airstrikes hit artisanal gold mining sites near the Sudanese-Egyptian border, killing several miners. According to Sudan Tribune, the strikes targeted the Jabal al-Uqaydat gold fields in River Nile State, as well as nearby Red Mountain and White Mountain mining areas. The Al-Uqaydat area is home to an estimated 6,000 artisanal miners from across Sudan and neighboring Chad.

WATCH: Footage reportedly shows the moment Egyptian airstrikes hit artisanal gold mining sites near the Sudanese-Egyptian border, killing several miners. According to Sudan Tribune, the strikes targeted the Jabal al-Uqaydat gold fields in River Nile State, as well as nearby Red Mountain and White Mountain mining areas. The Al-Uqaydat area is home to an estimated 6,000 artisanal miners from across Sudan and neighboring Chad.

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WATCH | Gold mining along the Mazowe River appears to be continuing unabated. This is despite President Mnangagwa’s announcement during the State of the Nation Address (SONA) that the Zimbabwean government is committed to eliminating irresponsible mining stakeholders who cause pollution, environmental degradation, and damage to critical infrastructure.

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Beautiful video from Tadoba. By allowing mining activities along this wildlife corridor, the Maharashtra state government is risking the thriving existence of tigers and adding to the dangers of human-animal conflict.

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49,766 次观看 • 1 年前

What mining has done to the Osun river. There was a circular that devotees shouldn’t drink the water from the Osun river because they suspected it had been contaminated but there is problem of fate and faith. How do you tell people not to drink from what they believe in and what they have trusted for over 6centuries.? If you trace the source of the river from Ekiti, it is as clean as the Ikogosi water but the journey through ilesa and to Osogbo is where it can’t be ignored. It has gotten worse between 2020- 2026. This is where both the federal government and the state government decides the choice of climate change and the impact aggressive mining is doing to the faith of the devotees who believe in this sacred place. #SaveOsunRiver #SaveTheGrove #Konibaje

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Smallholder farmers in the Birim North district are losing their crops and farmlands to irresponsible mining activities. Yvonne Neequaye reports not only are these farmlands being destroyed, but the Pra River is also facing severe pollution. #TV3NewDay

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63,302 次观看 • 2 个月前

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Yesterday I rode down to the Umzingwane river from The City of Bulawayo. In the course of the ride I was able to inspect the state of some of the Umzingwane’s tributaries and the river itself. The good news, as shown by the attached video and pictures, is that the Umzingwane itself has been in flood and is still flowing strongly. The bad news is that I witnessed illegal gold mining in virtually every tributary, and very few tributaries were actually flowing. In all the pools in tributaries the water is exceptionally muddy, a sign of massive erosion upstream. The attached photos show tributaries not flowing and some of these discolored pools. After so much rain these tributaries should still have been flowing but they weren’t. To explain the significance of this I need to emphasize that the catchment has had at least 600mm of rain this season so far and last week alone had over 100 mms of rain - and yet the bulk of the tributaries weren’t flowing yesterday. Despite all the rain we have had Umzingwane as at the 21st January is only at 30,1 % full. In contrast Mshabezi dam is 100% full and yet its catchment area is very close to Umzingwane’s. The difference is that whereas Mshabezi’s catchment is mainly in the north eastern Matopos and has hardly any gold mining, Umzingwane’s catchment has been utterly devastated by illegal mining. Towards the end of 2024 Government banned alluvial mining in river courses. Yesterday I saw numerous miners hard at it. As stated above nearly every tributary of the Umzingwane has evidence of mining taking place. There are large camps of illegal miners. Despite this I didn’t see a single EMA or ZRP patrol. These miners are continuing their illegal work with impunity. The consequences for our City are devastating. Government needs to bring this existential threat to an end immediately otherwise Bulawayo’s water crisis will continue, indeed worsen. We are fortunate this year to have had a good rains which have put some water in our dams. In a drought year there will be almost no inflow. So this illegal mining must be brought to an end immediately.

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