Emmanuel Ameyaw
admin
Afia Agyapomaa Ofosu
For decades, Ghana’s rivers have been the lifeblood of communities, providing water, food, and a means of livelihood. But today, many are dying, poisoned by illegal mining activities that have left them clogged with...
President Mahama visits tidal wave victims, pledges urgent action
President John Dramani Mahama marked Ghana’s Independence Day by visiting Agavedzi and other coastal communities in the Ketu South District of the Volta Region, which have been devastated by recent tidal waves. The...
Tidal waves destroy 51 houses, displace over 300 in Agavedzi
A devastating tidal wave disaster has left residents of Agavedzi in distress, with at least 51 houses destroyed and over 300 individuals displaced, according to the Assembly Member for the Agavedzi Electoral Area...
From the margins to the main stage: African women shaping climate policy
For years, advocates across Africa have fought tirelessly to ensure that African women are notjust impacted by climate policies but are actively shaping them. Despite their critical role in foodproduction, water...
Climate change issues must be localised – Climate, Sustainability Minister
Mr Issifu Seidu, Minister of State for Climate Change and Sustainability has announced plans to localise climate change issues to help build resilience and sustain livelihood, especially for the vulnerable. In that...
Accra’s heat crisis: How climate change threatens women’s lives
Across Africa’s vibrant landscapes, from the teeming marketplaces to the serene rural farmlands, women stand as the unwavering pillars of their communities. They dedicate their lives to nurturing the land, crafting...
Prof. Ama Browne Klutse Appointed as CEO of EPA Ghana
Professor Nana Ama Klutse has been appointed by President John Dramani Mahama as the Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). A distinguished climate scientist and advocate for...
Ghana well prepared to face negative impact of climate change
Ghana has been identified as one of four African countries that are well prepared to face the negative impact of climate change. The identification is based on research conducted by the West African Science Service...
COP29: Time for real climate action, not dialogue – Akufo-Addo
Speaking at COP29 in Azerbaijan on Wednesday, November 13, during the World Climate Leaders Summit, President Akufo-Addo emphasized the critical need for effective measures to protect vulnerable communities from the...
Why is Gender Equality last on the COP29 Agenda?
In the warm heart of West Africa, where the rhythms of life pulse through the land, I stand as a climate action activist and environmental storyteller. Driven by the urgency of a rapidly changing climate and the often...
Journalists and ACEP dig deep into Ghana’s extractive industry secrets
In Ghana, the quest for natural resources often leaves behind scars—both visible and invisible. Communities endure the consequences of environmental degradation, while questions about accountability and sustainable...
African Leaders and Stakeholders Unite to Address Land Degradation and Desertification at Tenth AMCEN
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire The Tenth Special Session of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment (AMCEN) convened from September 1 to 6, 2024, at the Sofitel Hotel Ivoire in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire...
