Gov't rallies churches to fight Ghana's waste crisis ahead of National Sanitation Day
With National Sanitation Day approaching, what role are churches being asked to play in Ghana's urgent fight against filth?
Ghana's government is urging religious bodies and other stakeholders to join forces in tackling the nation's escalating waste and sanitation crisis.
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