By Veronica Nyamekye Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has stated his intention to plant and manage about 2.5 million trees around Lake Bosomtwe as part of efforts to protect the lake and other water bodies in Asanteman. The project, which is planned to span five years, will see a reforestation of some vital parts of the King’s territory and will […]
Accra – Food Sovereignty Ghana (FSG), an advocacy movement against Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in Ghana, appeared before the Supreme Court today in a case in which one of the defendants sought to challenge a High Court ruling on the court’s jurisdiction to hear a petition brought before it by FSG and three others. In
Ghana’s Parliament seems to be an albatross around the collective neck of the citizenry. From proposing to build a brand new chamber for itself to individual parliamentarians brazenly flouting the laws in the name of being MPs, Kwesi E. Baako’s #righteousanger is kindled against this body
Mr. John A. Pwamang, Acting Executive Director of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has appealled to Ghanaians to help enforce the already existing environmental laws to help improve air quality and save thousands of lives everyday. He made this known in a speech read on his behalf at a forum organized by the University of Education,
Ghnewsnow’s Collins Frimpong went out to find out what Ghanaians think about the Black Stars’ final group stages match against Guinea Bissau, having drawn against Benin and Cameroon in their first 2 games
Ghnewsnow went to town to get reactions to the Ghana-Cameroon match in the ongoing AFCON 2019 in Ismaila, Egypt.
Recently Kumasi was it with what has become a perennial phenomenon; floods. Ghnewsnow went out to some affected areas to speak with residents about the problem and how to approach it. Watch Episode 4 of ‘Who Is In Charge?’
Ghnewsnow’s Nana Akua Adepa paid a visit to the Asafo Market in Kumasi to speak to the traders about issues confronting them. In this second installment of the conversation, traders reveal the issues they are having ranging from sanitation to poor infrastructure.
Ghnewsnow’s Nana Akua Adepa paid a visit to the Asafo Market in Kumasi to speak to the traders about issues confronting them. In this first installment of the conversation, traders reveal the issues they are having ranging from sanitation to poor infrastructure.
By Cornelius Appau Reports reaching our sports desk indicate that Belgian side Anderlecht is considering signing Kumasi Asante Kotoko’s attacker Abdul Fatawu Safiu. According to the reports, the attacker has come out on Anderlecht’s radar and the Porcupine Warrior may end up plying his trade in Belgium. Anderlecht is believed to be on the market in search
