10Jan
A/R: Galamsey Pit Swallows 2 Brothers
Two brothers have drowned in a galamsey pit at Manso Watreso in the Amansie South District of the Ashanti region. The victims, Yaw Owusu, 21; and Beebe, 19 drowned when […]
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04Dec
Forum Set to Chart Course for Review of Ghana’s 1999 National Land Policy
If you are a land expert or concern about efficient delivery of land administration services characterised by transparency and accountability, then this is your moment. You can be a part […]
04Nov
Enforce Policies Safeguarding Mangrove …Neenyi Ghartey VII to FC
The Paramount Chief of Efutu Traditional Area, Neenyi Ghartey VII has asked the Wildlife Division of the Forestry Commission to stringently enforce policies safeguarding mangroves across the country in order […]
04Nov
$200,000 Mangrove Seedlings Project Takes Off in Ellembelle District
A $200,000 funded project aimed at raising 200,000 mangrove seedlings to be replanted in degraded sites within the Greater Amanzule Wetland complex in the Western region has kick-started. Dubbed the […]
02Nov
One Million Ghanaians Could Fall Into Poverty Due To Climate Change – World Bank
At least one million more people could fall into poverty due to climate shocks if urgent climate actions are not taken. According to the World Bank’s new Country Climate and […]
22Oct
Ecological Disaster Stares in the Face – Mangrove Ecosystem in Danger
Wednesday, March 22 is World Water Day (WWD) 2022 and Ghana is joined the international community to celebrate this Day, which marks the 29th commemoration since it was first observed […]
06Oct
How are Ghana’s Mangrove Forests Doing?
Mangroves form the foundation of a highly productive and biologically rich ecosystem providing habitat for a wide range of aquatic species including different types of fishes and shell fishes as […]
18Sep
Faecal Matter Has Found Its Way Into Weija Treatment Plant – GWCL MD
Source: MyJoyOnline The Managing Director of the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) Dr Clifford Braimah has disclosed that faecal matter has found its way into the Weija Treatment Plant in […]
28Jul
Mangrove Day: How Mangrove Destruction Undermined Ghana’s Local Coastal Fisheries Industry
Source: Environewsnigeria If you reside in any part of Ghana’s coastal areas, particularly in what is referred to as the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area (GAMA), then you must be familiar […]
05Jul
Ghana Among 11 Countries to Benefit from CGIAR Initiative
Source: Environewsnigeria With a huge potential for a robust fisheries supply system that includes a marine coastline of 550 kilometres, abundant freshwater bodies, dams and reservoirs, Ghana is able to […]