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What happened when a watch committee closed in on suspected illegal miners along the Tano River?

Three suspects are in custody following an operation in the Tano-Boin Forest Reserve.

The Ga South Assembly has identified numerous illegal structures for demolition-find out why this action is crucial for the community's well-being.

Ga South Assembly is taking steps to address environmental sanitation and perennial flooding in the municipality. This initiative aims to improve

Discover how Kumasi is proactively tackling flood prevention and waste management with a new city-wide initiative.

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) and Zoomlion Ghana Limited have launched a sanitation campaign to prevent flooding. This initiative aims to

Concerns are mounting over the potential destruction of the Volta Lake by illegal mining, prompting calls for urgent government intervention.

An environmental expert is urging the government to intensify efforts to protect the Volta Lake from the growing threat of pollution caused by

Ghana's forests are under threat, and the proposed solution could drastically change how they're protected - but how?

The Forestry Commission is raising alarms about the devastating impact of illegal mining on Ghana's forest reserves- and the potential consequences for the nation's food security. They are suggesting a significant change in how they operate to address the issue.

Atronie's traditional leaders are speaking out about the need for action, not just inspections, in the fight against galamsey-what transpired during

Atronie chiefs in the Bono Region are demanding enhanced security during engagements to combat illegal mining's impact on local water bodies. Their

Drone attacks in the UAE are disrupting transport and oil infrastructure - but what's the bigger picture?

Tensions escalate in the Middle East as Iran allegedly targets key infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates. These attacks raise concerns about the stability of the region's energy sector and its impact on global trade - but what does it all mean?

Why are the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia reporting attacks so soon after the ceasefire?

Following an Iran-US ceasefire, several Gulf nations are reporting attacks. The incidents raise concerns about regional stability - but what exactly is happening?

What happens when a Ghanaian city finally says no to pavement kings and permanent rubbish?

Kumasi's new mayor, King Zuba, is enforcing order by removing illegal structures and cleaning the city.

A Ghanaian journalist is recognized for his work on climate and weather - but what impact has his reporting had?

JoyNews' Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen, an agricultural engineer and climate researcher, has been honoured for his reporting on weather and climate issues across Africa. His work highlights the struggles of farmers and communities - but what specific recognition did he receive?

MCEs and DCEs across Ghana drill GH¢100,000 boreholes with government approval, as Old Tafo MP Vincent Assafuah reveals

MCEs and DCEs across Ghana drill GH¢100,000 boreholes with government approval, as Old Tafo MP Vincent Assafuah reveals the water access initiative.

Despite Ghana's rich natural resources, the persistent problem of galamsey continues to undermine its environmental and economic stability, raising

A Young Positivist explores the pervasive issue of galamsey (illegal mining) in Ghana and its detrimental impact on the nation's proforestation

Angola is facing a climate crisis as heavy rains lead to widespread devastation- but what does this mean for the future?

Angola is grappling with the devastating aftermath of recent heavy rains in Luanda and other regions. The nation is now in a desperate race against time- but what challenges do they face?

Discover how a circular economy expert is connecting the ban on single-use plastics to Ghana's persistent flooding issues.

A circular economy expert has weighed in on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) decision to ban single-use polystyrene food containers. This