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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Government should ignore the threat of voters in solving galamsey
The Development Research and Advocacy Centre (DRAC), a Non-Governmental Organization, operating in northern Ghana, has called on government not to be dissuaded and detracted by the threat issued by some voters on the fight against illegal small scale mining activities … Continue reading
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EU to help Ghana tackle environmental challenges
The European Union (EU) in Ghana, on Wednesday expressed its readiness towards supporting efforts at addressing environmental challenges confronting the country. Mr William Hanna, Ambassador of the EU delegation, who led a team to pay a courtesy call on Professor … Continue reading
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Government’s solution to Galamsey
Mpraeso-Kwahu (E/R), April 17, GNA- Mr John Peter Amewu, Minister of Lands and Forestry, has launched the Multilateral Mining Integrated Project (MMIP) at Kwahu-Mpreaso in the Eastern Region to holistically tackle the issue of illegal mining and bring sanity in … Continue reading
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Christian council “cries” to President Akufo-Addo
Accra, April 11, GNA – The Christian Council of Ghana (CCG) has urged President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to strive to make the Birim River and other polluted water bodies in the country drinkable again. Reverend Dr Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong, the … Continue reading
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1 in 4 Children Worldwide Facing Extremely Scarce Water By 2040
Warning that as many as 600 million children – one in four worldwide – will be living in areas with extremely scarce water by 2040, the United Nations children’s agency has called on governments to take immediate measures to curb … Continue reading
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