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River Densu dries; triggers acute water shortage

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  • TL 8 years ago

    The Moslims will spread their desert across our fertile ground. Oh Great Mahama ride the Fulani waves.

  • Kwaku Boateng Jnr. 8 years ago

    It is nature, has nothing to do with Islam. Grow up, read geography. The farmers there are Ghanaians, mainly poor people.

  • Destiny 8 years ago

    Absolutly nonsense and stupidity,the cause might be due to ILLEGAL mining which is destroying the water bodiesand iam sure not until Ghanians reason well and stop one day Ghana will be like the Sahara Dersert.Ghana Made Probl ...
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  • HUMANISM 8 years ago

    WE HAVE D EPA. DOES IT ENFORCE D LAWS ON D BOOKS ? WE HAVE D FDA. DOES IT ENFORCE LAWS ON D BOOKS ? WE HAVE D ATTORNEY GENERAL & JUSTICE MINISTRY. DOES IT ENFORCE ANY LAWS ?

    FOLKS, WE ARE OPERATING A CORRUPT SYSTEM WHERE ...
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  • Nii 8 years ago

    This is serious; very very serious. Osu beto a mframa di kan

  • Talk Some 8 years ago

    I listened to the interview and he mentioned et al FISH FARMING as the main culprit as a result on the fish feed they pour into the river to feed the fishes. This fish doesn't only feed the fishes but also weeds which are gr ...
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  • Andrew E-Hagan 8 years ago

    All over Ghana, we destroying Water bodies in the name of small scale mining, building on water ways, dumping of refuse, felling of trees, farming on River banks etc.

    We cannot destroy the gift of nature and expect to have ...
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  • Isaac Kusi, Bronx, NY 8 years ago

    We need to enact strong laws to protect our water bodies and the environment in general. But in Ghana there is abuse of power for personal gains. Until there is strong leadership to punish culprits, no matter the affiliation ...
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  • Ganiyu 8 years ago

    Brilliant, Andrew!
    Nothing more to add.

  • EL-WAK 8 years ago

    The local authorities are duty-bound to protect the natural resources in our communities. We cannot allow the sources of our rivers to be undermined by illegal prospectors and expect reliable flow of water.
    Very soon, the We ...
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  • kwabena 8 years ago

    The minister said geophysical studies are going to take place to dig wells. Do we really needs this study at this time when people are dying of good drinking water. Why not start digging the wells now?

  • WELL DIGGER 8 years ago

    ONE WEEK MAXIMUM

  • Asembedabi 8 years ago

    Weeding along river bangs is the main course.I personally went along the Densu river bangs with the late Apedwahene and I pleaded that he should info. Osagyefo (The Omanhene of Akyem Abuakwa ) to ask all the chiefs that No On ...
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  • EZEKIEL 8 years ago

    Education....IS the KEY to this issue ! Our authorities should mount a programme ACROSS the Nation explaining such ISSUES to the populace.WE STILL TAKE TOO MANY THINGS FOR GRANTED IN OUR LIVES!! Science has found answers to M ...
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  • Ghanaian 8 years ago

    Unless ghana government take water and natural resources seriously,the country will suffer like Some part of South Africa suffering from water shortage, upon all their development and infrastructure development the country ...
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  • Tsalekpor 8 years ago

    This is no news. Are we not aware of the continuous environment degradation taking place all over the country? What's the source of "dumsor"? Environmental degradation. Almost all major rivers in the country are dead or dying ...
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