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Why Ghana's weather agency says the coming months could be drier and hotter than usual - and what that means for your food.

Ghana's Meteorological Agency warns that persistent El Niño conditions could bring prolonged dry spells and affect food production.

A powerful El Niño is building - what could it mean for Ghana's dry season and rainfall?

The Ghana Meteorological Agency is monitoring a strong El Niño event expected to influence local weather into 2027.

Why are Berekum residents warning that illegal mining and logging could drive up food prices and worsen inflation?

Residents in Berekum, Bono Region, are urging the government to intensify efforts against illegal mining and logging threatening Ghana's rivers.

Internationally renowned architect Sir David Adjaye has made a compelling case for a distinctive architectural style for African Christianity-find

Sir David Adjaye, an acclaimed architect, recently spoke at an international symposium in Accra on the architectural expression of African

Africa faces a growing climate crisis - but is the continent ready to take the necessary adaptation steps?

The Chair of the African Group of Negotiators on Climate Change (AGN) has urged Africa to strengthen climate adaptation efforts. Millions of vulnerable people are already bearing the brunt - but what will it take to move from promises to action?

DR Congo is handing over a large portion of rainforest - but what does this mean for the communities involved?

Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are handing over rainforest to Indigenous Peoples and local communities. This move comes at a critical time for the Congo Basin - one of the world's largest carbon sinks.