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Discover the hidden costs and profound impact of Ghana's sanitation crisis, and why access to basic amenities remains a distant dream for many.

Ghana faces a critical public health challenge as preventable illnesses linked to unsafe water and poor sanitation claim thousands of lives

Why are traditional leaders in Tano North clashing with police over the handling of illegal mining arrests?

Tano North chiefs are confronting police over the repeated release of arrested illegal miners, undermining local efforts against galamsey. This

Traditional authorities in Tano North are calling for urgent presidential intervention to save their vital water resources from illegal mining.

Tano North chiefs have petitioned President John Mahama regarding extensive galamsey destruction in the River Tano and surrounding forests. Their

Tomato traders are facing difficulties - what could this mean for the market and consumers?

Tomato traders are worried about the challenges of importing tomatoes from Burkina Faso - a situation impacting their businesses. With local tomato availability limited, the traders fear potential market shortages if the issue isn't resolved soon.

What role did a traditional leader and a youth chairman allegedly play in the illegal mining activities that led to their arrest in Tanoso?

Two individuals, including a traditional leader and a youth chairman, have been arrested in Tanoso over alleged involvement in illegal mining

An MP raises concerns about illegal mining and logging - but who is protecting the perpetrators?

Dr. Gideon Boako, Tano North MP, is concerned about increased illegal mining and logging. He alleges government appointees are enabling environmental destruction- but what impact will this have?

Why does a chief's fight against illegal mining lead to him being accused of the very thing he opposes?

The Ankobeahene of the Tanoso Traditional Council, Nana Okofo Dartey Amoako Atta, has denied allegations linking him to illegal mining, popularly

NAIMOS arrested six Chinese nationals in an armed illegal mining raid on the Nyaase River, exposing environmental damage

NAIMOS arrested six Chinese nationals in an armed illegal mining raid on the Nyaase River, exposing environmental damage, weapons and cash.

Explore the persistent legal challenges faced by Akonta Mining in Samreboi, highlighting a pattern of unratified leases and operational issues.

Akonta Mining Company Limited and Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi, have a long history of legal disputes concerning natural

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.

A traditional leader in Tano North faces serious accusations from his community regarding illegal mining activities-what will this mean for local

The Ankobeahene of Tanoso Traditional Area, Nana Amoako Atta, has been apprehended by residents for alleged involvement in illegal mining near the

Why were three foreign nationals arrested during a riverine operation on the Tano River?

A NAIMOS task force and Blue Water Guards collaborated on an operation targeting illegal mining on the Tano River- arresting three foreign nationals. Officials noted extensive pollution and destruction of farmlands caused by the illegal mining activities.

Is Ghana's treatment of animals a mirror reflecting a dangerous gap in our laws and conscience?

A Ghanaian news editor reflects on the nation's treatment of animals, drawing parallels with global perspectives. This raises questions about Ghana's laws, environmental considerations, and conscience - hinting at a deep connection between animal welfare and human well-being.

Can a new sanctuary save Ghana's sacred crocodiles and the Tano River before it's too late-or is this a losing battle?

The West African Slender-snouted Crocodile faces extinction in Ghana's Tano River due to habitat degradation-a crisis threatening the entire ecosystem. A new Crocodile Sanctuary aims to protect the river and its species, uniting conservationists, traditional rulers, and farmers.