Jimmy Aglah takes the fight against galamsey into Ghanaian classrooms
Jimmy Aglah is bringing discussions about illegal mining and environmental destruction into Ghanaian classrooms. He is a media executive and author. His novel, When the River Testified, was approved by the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment as supplementary reading. The book is officially listed for JHS and SHS students. It meets the standards set by the Council.
Kumasi, Ghana — Ghanaian author and media executive Jimmy Aglah is taking the national conversation on illegal mining, environmental destruction and responsible citizenship into the classroom following the approval of his novel, When the River Testified, by the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA) as supplementary reading material for Ghanaian students. The NaCCA verification system lists the book as officially approved, identifying it as a supplementary reader for JHS/SHS and confirming that it meets the Council’s standards.