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Ghana Water urges affected residents to report supply issues directly

The Regional Communications Manager of Ghana Water Limited (GWL) in Accra East, Nana Yaw Barima Barnie, is urging residents experiencing water supply challenges to report directly to the nearest GWL office for swift intervention. Speaking on Channel One TV on Friday, April 18, Mr. Barnie emphasized the need for stronger community collaboration in addressing ongoing water supply concerns, particularly in parts of the Greater Accra Region. His remarks follow recent reports highlighting growing frustrations over inconsistent water flow in several communities. Mr. Barnie reassured the public that GWL remains committed to resolving issues promptly but stressed the importance of official complaints to trigger support. “We encourage our customers—if their water is not flowing—to visit our offices. There is always a nearby office where they can lodge complaints, and once we receive the report, we’ll follow up and assist them in […]

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Kanvili Kpawmo Residents Demand Water After Three-Month Dry Spell

Residents of Kanvili Kpawmo in the Sagnarigu Municipality are outraged over Ghana Water Company Limited’s (GWCL) failure to supply tap water for over three months. Despite the prolonged shortage, households continue to receive and pay water bills, sparking widespread frustration.The last time water flowed in the area was December 14, 2024. Since then, residents have been forced to rely on expensive water tankers and sachet water, increasing their cost of living and raising health concerns."It's unfair that we are paying for water we haven’t received in months," a resident lamented, accusing GWCL of prioritizing revenue over service.A statement by community member Lazarus Avonsige emphasized the growing distrust in GWCL’s commitment to public service. The affected residents are demanding the immediate restoration of water supply and a fair billing system that reflects actual usage.They have also urged regulatory bodies to step […]

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Ho Water Crisis Deepens as Residents Search for Alternatives.

The water crisis in Ho, the Volta Regional capital, has reached alarming levels, leaving residents in a state of despair. Despite a temporary restoration of water supply earlier this month, the Kpeve Water Head Works' pump broke down again, leaving many areas, including Peki, Have, and Ziavi, without water. The situation has worsened, with dried-up wells and boreholes, causing significant disruptions to daily life. Hotels and hospitals are struggling with limited water resources, and residents are queuing at public boreholes. Ghana Water Company officials are urgently trying to source a replacement pump, but there’s no clear timeline for when the water supply will be restored.

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Ashanti GWCL Staff Protest Over Bungalow Demolitions Amid Ownership Dispute.

The management of the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) in the Ashanti Region faces backlash for allegedly failing to occupy newly constructed bungalows meant to replace buildings marked for demolition. Investigations reveal the land on which the old bungalows are located is part of 400 acres ceded to the Asantehene due to historical compensation disputes.Disgruntled staff of the GWCL, draped in red armbands, expressed frustration over what they described as the unlawful demolition of managers' properties. Two bungalows have already been demolished, and five others are earmarked for redevelopment by a private developer. The Vice Chair of GWCL’s Senior Staff Association, Emmanuel Okpoti Kodiah, criticized the lack of due process, claiming the properties symbolize the dedication of their leadership.Despite a Public-Private Partnership agreement to relocate affected staff, GWCL workers assert they were not informed about the allocation of three completed […]

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Western Region Water Company Pursues Customers in GH₵23m in Unpaid Bills

The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) in the Western Region is owed over GH₵23 million by local customers, a debt that’s straining their ability to maintain water services. Acting Chief Manager Nana Yaw Barima Barnie announced a revenue mobilization campaign to retrieve these arrears, explaining that the GWCL relies heavily on customer payments for essential operations. The company, which is not government-funded, uses funds from bills to cover treatment chemicals, vehicle fuel, and maintenance costs. Officials plan to visit homes across the region, aiming to collect payments without resorting to disconnections, though defaulters may face cut-offs.

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Central Region Faces Looming Water Crisis Amid Pollution Woes.

Towns in Ghana's Central Region, such as Cape Coast and Elmina, are at risk of water shortages due to illegal mining activities contaminating the Pra River. The Ghana Water Company warns that the Sekyere Hemang Water Treatment Plant is struggling to process enough water because of the river's high pollution levels. Currently, the plant operates at reduced capacity, which could worsen during peak periods. Residents are urged to support efforts to protect water sources and prevent a full-blown crisis.

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