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WESTERN

Minister Warns Chinese Firm Over River Pollution

The Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson, has given Wangkang Ceramics Company Limited a one-week ultimatum to stop its illegal activities that are polluting River Anankore in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis.The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) and the Water Resources Commission (WRC) reported that the company had refused to comply with previous directives to halt the obstruction of the river’s flow and purity. Several attempts to resolve the issue had failed due to the company’s resistance.Following discussions on March 7, 2025, the minister warned that the company must find alternative waste management solutions and clear any obstructions in the river to ensure an uninterrupted water supply. He emphasized that the matter’s resolution now depends on the company's actions.

Edem 4Style March 11, 2025

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WESTERN

Illegal Miners Take Over Hiawa Prisons Camp in Western Region

Illegal mining activities have taken over the Hiawa Prisons Camp in the Amenfi Central District of the Western Region, sparking concerns regarding the safety and security of the camp. Despite multiple complaints from prison authorities, a mix of Chinese nationals and local Ghanaians continue to mine illegally on the land.A prison guard, who spoke anonymously, mentioned that local chiefs and elders have been informed about the issue numerous times, but no actions have been taken. The guard suspects that some community leaders might be benefiting from the illegal mining operations, complicating efforts to stop the activities.Reports indicate that the Ghana Prisons Service has been made aware of the illegal mining, and senior officers have visited the site, but no concrete steps have been taken to address the situation. There are suspicions that high-ranking officials may be involved or at least […]

Edem 4Style March 11, 2025

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NORTHERN

Adventist Church in Ghana Builds Baptistries Due to Polluted Rivers.

In response to the pollution caused by illegal mining (galamsey) in Northern Ghana, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is constructing baptistries in its churches. The contaminated rivers, once used for baptisms, are now unsafe due to pollution. The church's efforts aim to ensure safe baptismal practices for its 218,000 members. Pastor Edward Nyarkoh, the church's executive secretary, highlighted the severe environmental impact, forcing the church to adapt its ministry.

Edem 4Style October 14, 2024

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CENTRAL

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.

Edem 4Style October 12, 2024

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