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During the week, a video of some clergymen praying at a galamsey site went viral. They had visited galamsey sites, accessing the damage and urging the government to put an end to the menace.
Sunday evening, The Probe, show host Emefa Apawu discussed the fight against illegal mining with the men of God.
Watch the show below:
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