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ECG Disconnects Former Ghana's President John Mahama From Electricity Supply -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh - Vimarsana News

ECG Disconnects Former Ghana's President John Mahama From Electricity Supply -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh

While the small West African nation is praised as one of the most stable African democracies, the state of its economy has not been as impressive amid a sharp currency depreciation, a deteriorating macroeconomic imbalance, rising inflation, and a deepening energy crisis, Al Jazeera News reported.

ECG disconnects former Ghana's President John Mahama from electricity supply - Vimarsana News

ECG disconnects former Ghana's President John Mahama from electricity supply

Perennial power crisis and the disruptions in this small west African nation with an estimated population of 32 million.

Women migrant workers in Lebanon: "Exploiting women is becoming the norm" - Vimarsana News

Women migrant workers in Lebanon: "Exploiting women is becoming the norm"

Due to the current crisis, the situation of female labour migrants in Lebanon is deteriorating dramatically, says feminist Ghina al Andary. In interview with Andrea Backhaus in Beirut, she talks about how the kafala system is driving more and more women into prostitution

Ghanaian Activist Swims Volta River to Spotlight Water Pollution - Vimarsana News

Ghanaian Activist Swims Volta River to Spotlight Water Pollution

An activist in Ghana is swimming the nearly 500-kilometer-long Volta River, including Lake Volta, to bring attention to worsening water pollution. Yvette Tetteh is also collecting water samples along the way to test for pollution. Senanu Tord reports from Lake Volta, Ghana.

Women migrant workers in Lebanon: "Exploiting women is becoming the norm" - Vimarsana News

Women migrant workers in Lebanon: "Exploiting women is becoming the norm"

Due to the current crisis, the situation of female labour migrants in Lebanon is deteriorating dramatically, says feminist Ghina al Andary. In interview with Andrea Backhaus in Beirut, she talks about how the kafala system is driving more and more women into prostitution