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Bridging the WASH gaps: A necessary tool to obtain SDG goals in Ghana - Vimarsana News

Bridging the WASH gaps: A necessary tool to obtain SDG goals in Ghana

Ghana is struggling to find sustainable solutions to emerging threats caused by climate change and human activities on its lands and environment. Dangers of illegal mining The rapid pollution of water bodies and destruction of soil and forest reserves through illegal mining activities, sand winning, bad farming practices among others,…

GH¢156M disbursed from sanitation levy to Jospong company in 2021 - Vimarsana News

GH¢156M disbursed from sanitation levy to Jospong company in 2021

In the second-hand clothing market at Madina in Accra, vendors are not just chasing customers. They are chasing away houseflies, too. The flies are mainly from one place—the market’s refuse collection point located right behind the used clothing market. Fowls and a mentally unstable man scavenge the mountain of refuse…

Fight Against Galamsey Not Abandoned - Cecilia Dapaah - Vimarsana News

Fight Against Galamsey Not Abandoned - Cecilia Dapaah

Fight Against Galamsey Not Abandoned - Cecilia Dapaah

Fight Against Galamsey Not Abandoned - Cecilia Dapaah - Vimarsana News

Fight Against Galamsey Not Abandoned - Cecilia Dapaah

Fight Against Galamsey Not Abandoned - Cecilia Dapaah

Government Reduces Fuel Price By 1.6 percent Beginning From April 1 - Vimarsana News

Government Reduces Fuel Price By 1.6 percent Beginning From April 1

The ex-pump prices of petrol and diesel are likely to drop by 1.6 per cent from April 1, 2022, following a decision by the Government to reduce the margins on fuel by 15 pesewas per litre for the next three months. Addressing a press conference in Accra on Thursday, Mr…