PRESS STATEMENT
WAJESHA launches website to expand specialised journalism network across West Africa The West African Journalists for Environment, Science, Health and
Author: WAJESHA
Climate organisation says volunteer support is sustaining its work despite lack of external funding
The Centre for Climate Change and Food Security (CCCFS) says it has operated for more than a decade without external
WHO Raises Alarm as Deadliest Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak Infects 1,481, Kills 454 Across DRC and Uganda
By Esther Nuekie Annang Medical Editor, West African Journalists for Environment, Science, Health, and Agriculture (WAJESHA) ACCRA, Ghana The World
Solidarity With Our Colleague: WAJESHA Member Loses Everything in Alajo Floods
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF’S STATEMENT By Aminu Adamu Ahmed, Editor-in-Chief West African Journalist on Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (WAJESHA) | The North
Wajesha Member Recounts ‘Nightmare’ Flooding In Alajo: “Nothing Left To Salvage”
By WAJESHA News Desk ACCRA, Ghana West African Journalist for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (WAJESHA) member Peter Quao Adattor
Extreme Heat Costing Cities Up To 8% Of GDP And Hitting Women Hardest, Report Says
By Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen A new report launched during London Climate Action Week says extreme heat is becoming one of the
Ghana Equips Journalists to Champion Nature-Based Climate Solutions
WUSC-EUMC and IUCN Capacity Building Workshop Trains Environmental Media Practitioners on Biodiversity, Forest Conservation, and Policy Accountability By Esther Nuekie
The Land Is Crying: Africa Must Answer
A World Environment Day Call to Conscience, Accountability, and Collective Action By the Editor-in-Chief, WAJESHA The Earth Has Not Forgotten
How a Ghanaian Town is Turning Electric Motorbikes Into a Climate Solution
By Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen In the northern Ghanaian town of Bawku, the soft hum of electric motorcycles now fills the streets
Lead Exposure Remains a Hidden Danger For Ghana’s Battery and Paint Workers
By Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen Inside a crowded mechanic enclave in southern Ghana, “Kojo” bends over a damaged vehicle battery with his
