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Reviving South Tongu’s Mat Weaving Craft for Economic Growth.

In Aglokpovia, a community in the South Tongu District of the Volta Region, mat weaving has been a cherished tradition and a vital source of income for generations. This craft, mainly upheld by women, symbolizes resilience and skill but struggles to reach its full economic potential due to outdated tools, lack of market access, and insufficient investment.Assemblywoman Victoria Dzekloe highlights the challenges, noting that many mats remain unsold due to the absence of a centralized market or proper storage. She envisions a state-of-the-art mat weaving centre to serve as a production hub, marketplace, and gateway to regional and international markets.The proposed centre would not only empower women economically but also preserve this cultural heritage while promoting eco-friendly, sustainable products. Dzekloe calls on local authorities, NGOs, and development partners to support this transformative project, which promises to uplift the community and […]

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EU to Extend Commodity Export Regulations Deadline.

The European Union (EU) has announced a deadline extension for compliance with its new commodity export regulations, which target environmental and human rights concerns associated with key goods imported into the EU. Originally set for early 2025, the revised deadline allows more time for countries and companies involved in exporting high-risk commodities—such as cocoa, palm oil, coffee, and wood—to meet new due diligence requirements. These regulations require exporters to prove that their products do not contribute to deforestation, environmental harm, or human rights abuses in their supply chains.This decision follows lobbying efforts from various nations and industry groups, especially those in cocoa and coffee production. Many producers and exporters in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia had raised concerns about the feasibility of compliance within the original timeframe, citing the challenges in establishing traceability systems and infrastructure. The extended deadline […]

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Upper East Communities Get Potable Water.

Several communities in the Upper East Region of Ghana have received access to clean and potable water, thanks to the ENWASH project. This initiative is part of efforts to address water shortages in the region, which have been a persistent issue affecting health and daily living standards. The project involves the construction of boreholes and the provision of water treatment facilities to ensure that the water meets safe consumption standards. This intervention is expected to significantly improve the quality of life for residents by reducing waterborne diseases and improving hygiene and sanitation conditions. The ENWASH project is a collaborative effort involving government bodies and development partners, aimed at ensuring sustainable water access for rural communities in Ghana. The provision of potable water is seen as a critical step toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 6, which focuses […]

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Green Growth Ghana Project Empowers Women and Youth in Upper west Region.

The Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI), in partnership with Presbyterian University Ghana and the EU Delegation in Ghana, launched the "Green Growth Ghana Project" in Wa on October 9, 2024. The initiative is aimed at economically empowering women and youth in the Northern Savannah Regions through the green and circular economy. The project focuses on training and supporting small-scale enterprises in agro-forestry and environmentally sustainable business practices. It aligns with several UN Sustainable Development Goals, including gender equality and climate action. During the event, the GNCCI President, Dr. Clement Osei-Amoako, highlighted the importance of sustainable business practices for addressing challenges like climate change and economic dependence on agriculture. The event also awarded outstanding businesses, with the Naa-Momori Technical Institute receiving sewing machines.

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Zoomlion Unveils Game-Changing 400-Ton Recycling Plant in North East Region.

In a groundbreaking initiative for environmental sustainability, the Jospong Group of Companies (JGC), in collaboration with the Government of Ghana, has launched a 400-ton-per-day Integrated Recycling and Compost Plant (IRECOP) in Nalerigu. This state-of-the-art facility will play a key role in Northern Ghana's waste management, transforming mixed waste into recyclable materials and organic compost, benefiting local agriculture.At the commissioning, Naa Bohagu Mahami Sheriga, speaking on behalf of the Nayire, hailed the plant as a lifeline for the region. He encouraged its maintenance to ensure long-term success, while Ghana's Deputy Minister of Sanitation, Hon. Amidu Chinnia Issahaku, praised the project for aligning with the government's goals of modernizing waste management.With additional plans for a 400-ton medical waste facility, this project is set to handle the bulk of waste in the region and provide 600 jobs, promoting sustainability and economic growth.

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