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UTAG maybe tired as they suspend strike actions following members’ vote

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Last updated: 2024/10/29 at 5:55 PM
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News reaching gabsfeed.com indicates that, the University Teachers Association of Ghana have suspended the strike action against galamsey which has become a nationwide issue of concern

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Suspension of UTAG Strike on Illegal Mining (Galamsey) Following Members’ VoteSuspending the strike was not an easy decision, as we recognize the importance of the cause we are advocating for.

According to a letter disclose by the association’s head Prof. Mamudu A. Akudugu suggesting that the decision is difficult, yet it came in response to the votes from its members that the strike be suspended

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Some suggests it was necessary they go back to work as politicians in the country will not heed to their demands since galamsey has been a cancer in Ghana since 1800

The suspension will mean that tertiary universities in Ghana will resume academic work in the offing weeks

UTAG
NATIONAL SECRETARIAT
UNIVERSITY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF GHANA
October 29th, 2024
Ref: UTAGN/2024/Vol.2/0081
For Immediate Release

Suspension of UTAG Strike on Illegal Mining (Galamsey) Following Members’ Vote

The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) wishes to inform the public that, effective immediately, we have decided to suspend our strike action addressing the urgent crisis of illegal mining or galamsey.

This decision, while difficult, comes in response to the widespread and democratic vote by UTAG members nationwide.

Our ongoing campaign against galamsey has been driven by its devastating impact on Ghana’s environment, water bodies, and countless communities whose livelihoods depend on these resources.

UTAG remains unwavering in its commitment to efforts to safeguard our natural resources from the harmful effects of illegal mining.

Suspending the strike was not an easy decision, as we recognize the importance of the cause we are advocating for.

Suspending the strike was not an easy decision, as we recognize the importance of the cause we are advocating for.

We understand that this may disappoint some members of the public, and we do not take their confidence in us lightly.

However, the current circumstances in the country as well as the interests of our students and their parents/guardians have made it necessary to explore alternative legal avenues to address this critical issue.

Our efforts will continue, resolute and focused, on opposing those who exploit our natural resources with disregard for the law or the well-being of our communities.

Together, we will work to protect our shared future and uphold the principles of environmental stewardship, justice, and sustainable development.

UTAG remains steadfast in our mission to support the preservation of Ghana’s land, water, and natural resources for future generations.

We express our deepest gratitude to all members for their active participation, engagement, and dedication to the fight against galamsey.

We will not relent in our efforts to bring about meaningful change in the fight against illegal mining.
Thank you.
Prof Mamudu A. Akudugu
UTAG National President
University for Development Studies, UPS, P. O. Box TL 1350, Tamale, Ghana

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+ postsK Fosu The Informant is a lifestyle blogger with 5 years experience in content and web development. He is a Google keyword planner, SEO analyst, an influencer and entrepreneur at QI Group of companies who holds BA Degree from Ghana's Premier University.

K Fosu The Informant is a lifestyle blogger with 6 years' experience in content and web development. He is a Google keyword planner, SEO analyst, an influencer and entrepreneur who holds BA Degree from Ghana's Premier University.

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