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ECOWAS organizes an experience sharing workshop for Gender Experts from Member States 

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as part of efforts to mitigate noise pollution in the Obuasi Municipality, has engaged church leaders on the effective ways of curbing the menace. The meeting also sought to educate the participants on the impact of noise pollution to the environment and solicit the help…

ABANTU for Development and its partners have re-echoed the need for government to swiftly pass the Affirmative Action Bill into law before the upcoming 2023 District Assembly elections. According to them, the Affirmative Action Law presents itself as the guaranteed way to ensure women’s increased and effective representation at the…

Spending more time online is leading to less outdoor activity for children and reduced sleep quality, increased symptoms of anxiety, and unhealthy eating habits. Average daily use of the internet among persons in Ghana is pegged at four hours 34 minutes with the country ranked third in social media usage…

Ghana has begun strengthening and building technical capacities of institutions towards enhanced and rigorous climate reporting regime beginning 2024. The move is in line with the Paris Agreement, an international treaty on climate change, that established the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) under Article 13 for climate action support to enable…

Preparations for the upcoming Kenya Theatre Awards (KTA) went into high gear last weekend.

Download logoThe ECOWAS Commission has pledged sustained collaboration with Nigerian political actors and stakeholders towards holding a violent-free and

The ECOWAS Commission has pledged sustained collaboration with Nigerian political actors and stakeholders towards holding a violent-free and credible general elections in February and March 2023. The pledge was made by the ECOWAS Director, Political Affairs Dr. Aderemi Ajibewa at the start of a 4-Day dialogue and mediation training and…

The Friends of the Nation (FON), an environment- centred advocacy group, has sensitised community leaders and key institutions in the Western Region on the extractive laws and human rights to enable them to assert those rights to improve their social lives and ensure environmental safety. The Extractive Sector Coordinator, FON,…

MP Tells Adolescents To Allow Mentorship