Ghana’s horticulture drive targets higher yields through climate-smart farming
Farmers in Ghana are being encouraged to adopt efficient irrigation systems, improved planting materials and better crop management techniques to
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WAJESHA Director honours for environment, science and climate reporting
Engr Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen’s investigation into missing catalytic converters in Ghanaian vehicles highlights the public value of environmental journalism and the need for
A Ship Arrives in Tema With Care for Thousands
Image: AI-generated illustration of the Chinese Navy hospital ship Auspicious Ark, scheduled to visit Tema Port, Ghana, for a medical
Africa must show where climate adaptation money goes — and who it protects
When floods block roads, drains overflow and contaminated water threatens public health, the consequences are felt in homes, markets, farms
Ghana’s research fund faces test of turning science into national development
Ghana must secure sustained domestic funding for scientific research if its national research fund is to deliver home-grown solutions to
WAJESHA director, four members earn places on UK emerging technology fellowship
The West African Journalists for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (WAJESHA) has announced the selection of its Director, Engr Mahmud
Journalists look back on a decade of breast cancer reporting in Ghana
For Francis Appiah, a breast cancer awareness campaign in Cape Coast remains unforgettable, not because of the speeches delivered that
Breastfeeding reduces breast cancer risk but does not prevent disease – Dr Wiafe Addai
Breastfeeding can reduce a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer, but it does not make her immune to the disease,
Guinea-Bissau takes lead in ECOWAS push to implement new community health policy
Guinea-Bissau has been selected as the pilot country for implementing the ECOWAS Regional Community Health Policy, as the West African
Patients in Benin, Gambia and Togo to get new centres for complaints about healthcare
Patients in Benin, The Gambia and Togo will have new centres where they can report complaints and concerns about the
