Cassava from reclaimed mine lands found to contain unsafe cyanide and lead levels – Study reveals
[Joy Online - Ghana] - 31/12/2025
A joint study by researchers at the Koforidua Technical University and the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has uncovered disturbing levels of cyanide and lead in cassava produced from reclaimed gold mining fields in Pameng and Gyadam in the Eastern region of Ghana. (…)
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