Galamsey devastation and reckless driving: Ghana at a crossroads on environment and road safety
Opinion piece warns that unchecked illegal mining and dangerous driving threaten Ghana's future, calling for urgent intervention.
Ghana's Universities Face Sustainability Crisis: The Paper Paradox in Higher Education
Ghanaian tertiary institutions preach environmental responsibility whilst drowning in unnecessary printed assignments, creating a costly contradiction.
Archbishop Duncan-Williams warns galamsey threatens Ghana's children and grandchildren
Religious leader calls for urgent action on illegal mining's environmental damage and political obstacles to enforcement.
Archbishop Duncan-Williams sounds alarm on galamsey threat to Ghana's future generations
Action Chapel founder warns illegal mining's environmental damage could leave children and grandchildren with a severely degraded nation.
Oil Palm Could Transform Ghana's Scarred Mining Lands, Says TCDA Chief
Ghana's Tree Crops Development Authority proposes using oil palm cultivation to rehabilitate degraded galamsey and mining sites across the country.
Tano North chiefs demand presidential action as galamsey turns iconic river chocolate-brown
Traditional leaders in Ahafo Region petition President Mahama over illegal mining destruction of River Tano and forests.
Ghana's galamsey crackdown nets 258 suspects, but courts struggle to prosecute — what's holding back justice?
Lands Minister reports 258 illegal mining arrests in forest reserves, yet prosecution delays threaten enforcement efforts.
Africa losing species at alarming rate as UN calls for urgent biodiversity action
The continent has lost 24% of its species since pre-industrial times, threatening livelihoods of millions who depend on natural resources.
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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.