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Berekum residents unite against galamsey as illegal mining ravages farmlands
Environmental coalition in Berekum demands urgent government action to halt illegal mining operations destroying agricultural land.
Telecel Ghana goes green with biodegradable Eco-SIM launch
Telecel Ghana introduces 90% less plastic SIM cards to combat waste as the nation grapples with mobile connectivity growth.
Ghana's Sanitation Crisis: Why Floods Are a Choice, Not Just Weather
Poor sanitation, not rainfall alone, drives Ghana's devastating floods. Experts and analysts say real change requires personal responsibility, government action, and corporate accountability.
Climate stress pushing Upper East farmers into dangerous chemical spiral, EPA warns
Rising temperatures and drought are forcing Ghanaian farmers to use excessive agrochemicals, threatening soil health and livelihoods.
EPA proposes honouring late Minister Murtala Mohammed through Ghana's plastics legislation
Ghana's Environmental Protection Authority calls for naming upcoming plastics law after late Environment Minister Dr Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed.
MP calls for galamsey crackdown as tribute to fallen ministers on crash anniversary
Sammy Awuku says ending illegal mining would better honour the victims of last year's fatal helicopter crash.
Ghana's anti-galamsey fight showing real progress, says Deputy Lands Minister
Government claims significant headway against illegal mining through NAIMOS and Blue Water Guards initiatives.
Bono Minister doubles down on galamsey fight as Atronie chiefs escalate pressure
Joseph Addae Akwaboa vows continued crackdown on illegal mining despite accusations of slow response from traditional leaders.
Ghana's waste transfer stations reopened to tackle sanitation crisis under Mahama's directive
Five key waste facilities across Ghana have been reactivated to speed up refuse collection and strengthen national sanitation infrastructure.
Beyond the ban: why Ghana's real plastic crisis is waste management, not the material itself
Ghana generates over 3,000 tonnes of plastic waste daily, but experts argue banning plastics isn't the solution—fixing collection and recycling systems is.
Mahama tackles Ghana's sanitation crisis: President uses viral fish market video to push citizen responsibility
President Mahama calls on Ghanaians to embrace environmental responsibility after viral footage exposed insanitary fish-drying practices in Tema.
Ghana's resource wealth wasted by poor governance, warns University of Ghana economist
Prof. Kwabena Twerefou calls for urgent reform in how Ghana manages forests, minerals and water amid illegal mining and environmental degradation.