Lack of interpreters not to blame for galamsey case dismissals – CSAG

The Chinese Speakers Association of Ghana (CSAG) has refuted claims that Chinese nationals in illegal mining cases are released due to interpreter shortages.

CSAG offered professional translation services to the Forestry Commission to address this.

The association aims to bridge language gaps between Chinese speakers and Ghanaian authorities, boasting qualified translators in Mandarin and English.

They propose affordable services to aid legal processes, aiming to improve Commission operations and protect Ghana’s natural resources.