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• Kwei Kuma 10 years ago

  I could not agree more with you Cameron. Our ancestral evironmental protection managers were falsely branded fetish priests, when in fact they ardently performed their duties by implementing their policy guidelines to the let ...
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  I could not agree more with you Cameron. Our ancestral evironmental protection managers were falsely branded fetish priests, when in fact they ardently performed their duties by implementing their policy guidelines to the letter and without fear or favour.
  
  Talk of the Korle and Sakumo lagons and their priests who play the role of environmentalsts just to ensure that these water bodies are kept clean, safe and made to regenerate themselves just so they could be kept intact for generations to come. What we see of them today, however, is absolutely heart breaking.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  As Nana Ampadu sang in one of his songs "Abua Atsetsreh, yenfanese nwa, wafaa baako anaa meanu". Opaninpah, what are we going to do?
  
  The evil Galamsey is afflicting on our nation is totally unconscionable and must be stopp ...
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  As Nana Ampadu sang in one of his songs "Abua Atsetsreh, yenfanese nwa, wafaa baako anaa meanu". Opaninpah, what are we going to do?
  
  The evil Galamsey is afflicting on our nation is totally unconscionable and must be stopped by all of us.

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  Voice to listen to!
  
  Under whose watch, shall we begin to see make the necessary corrections. Still, we know that some communities in Ghana have done worse to the environment, compared to others. But as they say, these nega ...
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  Voice to listen to!
  
  Under whose watch, shall we begin to see make the necessary corrections. Still, we know that some communities in Ghana have done worse to the environment, compared to others. But as they say, these negative impacts do not stop at the community "border".
  
  Peace!

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