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In the world of African literature, there are few authors who have made an impact quite like Kingsley Osei. His unique writing style and powerful themes have

Secondhand clothing waste from Europe is choking the waterways of the west African country. It must not go on, says Ghanaian entrepreneur Yvette Yaa Konadu Tetteh

I am referring to the canopy walkway. Ote Waterfall has always been there, accessible only to the few who could brave the forested ascent and descent that led

The VRA believes that its continuous existence largely depends on its responsiveness to the environment. In this regard, the VRAs environmental policy requires

Yvette Yaa Konadu Tetteh’s epic swim down the River Volta highlights the damage done to the country’s waterways by an out-of-control trade in secondhand clothes from the global north, and why it’s time for change

Mr. Daniel Awuah-Darko – Chairman of Board of TrusteesHe is an astute chartered insurer and currently the Board Chairman of Vanguard AssuranceCompany Limite...

Yvette Tetteh made history after she became the first person to swim across the Volta River. She did it to raise awareness on the contamination of water bodies.

It’s not everyday that drummers and dancers parade along the banks of the Volta River, but then again it’snot everyday that someone finishes the longest recorded swim in Ghanaian history. Yvette Tetteh, 30 yearold Ghanaian-British agribusiness entrepreneur, athlete and activist, is the first person ever to have swumacross the Volta River from Buipe to Ada. […]

ACCRA, GHANA, May 18, 2023 It s not everyday that drummers and dancers parade along the banks of the Volta River, but then again it s not everyday that someone finishes the longest recorded swim in Ghanaian history.

Ghanaian-British agribusiness entrepreneur and athlete Yvette Tetteh became the first person to swim across the Volta River from Buipe to Ada, completing the longest documented swim in Ghanaian history, covering 450 kilometers.