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Dansoman Residents Call for Urgent Sea Defence Project to Halt Erosion.

Residents of Dansoman's Beach Road in the Ablekuma West Municipality are urgently appealing to the government to extend the ongoing sea defence project to their area. Coastal erosion and tidal waves have wreaked havoc, leaving many homeless and destroying valuable properties.According to the residents, the incomplete sea defence at Glefe, a neighboring community, has redirected the force of the waves, intensifying the damage.“When there was no sea defence at Glefe, the sea wasn’t this aggressive here. Now, it’s unbearable,” lamented Hasiaye Neequaye, who lost her newly built home to the advancing sea.Another resident, Daniel Lamptey, shared heartbreaking details about the loss of a site that once housed 12 buildings. “We spent millions on concrete stones, but they couldn’t stop the sea from destroying everything,” he said. In desperation, residents have resorted to using refuse to create makeshift barriers against the […]

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Thugs Steal Food Supplies for Schools in Northern Region.

A group of unidentified criminals raided the Buffer Stock Company warehouse in Ghana's Northern Region, stealing over 150 bags of maize and other food supplies meant for Senior High Schools (SHS). The theft, which is expected to affect 15 schools, occurred after just three schools had collected their supplies. This is the second time the warehouse has been targeted by thieves, who have also raided other warehouses in the region since December, stealing agricultural products and supplies.The Headmaster of Ghana Senior High School, Douglas Haruna Yakubu, expressed concerns that the theft could worsen the food shortages schools are already anticipating. Bukari Dahmani, Coordinator for Free SHS in the Northern Region, warned that this could delay the reopening of schools unless the government steps in to address the issue. The raid at the Buffer Stock warehouse follows a pattern of criminal […]

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Twifo Atti-Morkwa Poultry Farmers Struggle Amid Rising Feed Costs.

Poultry farmers in the Twifo Atti-Morkwa District of Ghana's Central Region are facing severe challenges due to the soaring prices of feed ingredients like maize and soybean. This crisis has led to increased costs for eggs and poultry, pushing some farmers to the brink of shutting down their operations.Speaking to the Ghana News Agency, Mr. Jeremiah Makal, caretaker of Maxess Farms in Twifo Praso, explained how these high costs have already forced many farms in the region to close. Farmers are now traveling to other regions to source feed, which further raises their operational costs.Mr. Makal appealed to the government for financial intervention to stabilize feed prices and support the poultry industry. He stressed that such support would help boost food security, create jobs, and sustain the local economy.Farm closures have already resulted in significant job losses and decreased chicken […]

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Deputy Lands Minister Urges Western Region Communities to Join Fight Against Illegal Mining.

The Deputy Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, during a visit to the Western Region, has called on local communities to take an active stand against illegal mining (popularly known as "galamsey"). The minister emphasized that fighting galamsey requires collective effort, not only from government agencies but also from traditional leaders, local residents, and civil society. The government has been ramping up efforts, including military operations, to curtail the environmental damage caused by illegal mining, which has affected water bodies and farmlands across the region.The minister encouraged communities to report illegal activities, support sustainable mining practices, and protect their lands and resources for future generations. He highlighted that illegal mining poses long-term environmental risks and disrupts livelihoods in affected regions.

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Volta Region: Families Stranded Due to Mortuary Workers Union Strike.

Families in the Volta Region have been left in a difficult situation as the ongoing strike by the Mortuary Workers Union continues to have a severe impact. Many families with deceased loved ones are now unable to retrieve bodies for burial, causing emotional distress and logistical challenges.The strike, which began earlier this week, has led to a halt in operations at several mortuaries across the region. Workers are protesting poor working conditions, inadequate wages, and lack of proper equipment, which they claim has made their work difficult and unsafe.As a result of the strike, families who were preparing to bury their deceased relatives are now left stranded, unsure of when the situation will be resolved. Some families are reportedly considering alternative arrangements, such as transporting the bodies to neighboring regions where mortuary services may still be operational.The Mortuary Workers Union […]

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