Imminent closure of Senior High Schools in Salaga over water crises

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• WISE ASANTE 7 years ago

  Many Schools will close down due to water crisis in the days ahead. Ghanaians sold color tv set to buy Black and white

  Many Schools will close down due to water crisis in the days ahead. Ghanaians sold color tv set to buy Black and white

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• aboki 7 years ago

  Consult key stakeholders and come up with feasible plan/business case that will create sustainable solution.When you have a plan, you can call on us to support. But these sort of wholesale call for help is crap.
  
  Good you i ...
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  Consult key stakeholders and come up with feasible plan/business case that will create sustainable solution.When you have a plan, you can call on us to support. But these sort of wholesale call for help is crap.
  
  Good you identify signs to the water shortage. what is the problem? why is it a problem? what options can you propose to solve the problem?
  
  If you want assistance put up a plan first.

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• Ali, Toronto 7 years ago

  Consult, consult, consult; plan, plan, plan... experience shows this approach doesn't usually solve problems. This should be the responsibility of government to make the necessary investment to solve the problem. It's up to ...
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  Consult, consult, consult; plan, plan, plan... experience shows this approach doesn't usually solve problems. This should be the responsibility of government to make the necessary investment to solve the problem. It's up to government to come up with funds or seek funds from donors.

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• Ali, Toronto 7 years ago

  It's rather ironic that Salaga should be suffering a lack of water. Salaga is only 15 miles or so from the Volta Lake at Makango. If there isn't a river big enough to dam within Salaga vicinity, simply draw and pipe water fro ...
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  It's rather ironic that Salaga should be suffering a lack of water. Salaga is only 15 miles or so from the Volta Lake at Makango. If there isn't a river big enough to dam within Salaga vicinity, simply draw and pipe water from the Volta Lake to Salaga. This should not break the bank and it would be sustainable. After all the whole of Accra gets its water from Weija and Kumasi gets it water from Barekese. All that the Salaga water situation requires is political on the part of the government.

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• Ali, Toronto 7 years ago

  ...Kumasi gets ITS water from...
  ...situation requires political WILL...

  ...Kumasi gets ITS water from...
  ...situation requires political WILL...

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