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Dr Kwame Nkrumah’s birthday celebration: Africa must heed Nkrumah’s vision of unity - Prof. Lumumba (opens the original)
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African leaders have been urged to return to the founding ideals of intercontinental unity by Ghana’s first President, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah. A renowned Pan-Africanist and Kenyan legal luminary, Prof. P.L.O. Lumumba, said 66 years after independence, Africa remained politically divided and economically colonised amid its enormous natural resource endowment. He described the situation as a betrayal of Nkrumah’s vision of a united Africa, which must be reversed. Prof. Lumumba was speaking at t
Apinto Traditional Council seeks indigenisation of mineral resources (opens the original)
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The chiefs and people of Apinto Divisional Council in the Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality in the Western Region have appealed to the government to hand over the Gold Fields mining concession to a wholly Ghanaian-owned company when the current lease expires in April 2027. They said such a move would enable a local mining company to maximise the benefits from the country's mineral resources, rather than leaving them under foreign control. At a news conference in the community, the Gyasehene of the Apin
EPA to dredge Tano River (opens the original)
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The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has announced its resolve to dredge sections of the heavily degraded and silted Tano River to restore its life. It also warned against illegal mining and other activities that pollute and obstruct river bodies, which ultimately inflict mayhem on local communities. At the peak of the illegal mining activities, some illegal miners who invaded the forest and the rivers at Samreboi and its adjoining communities used their excavators to block the river to
Ban on styrofoam, single-use plastics crucial to ending floods — EPA boss (opens the original)
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The Chief Executive Officer of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Professor Nana Ama Brown Klutse, has reiterated the call for a ban on styrofoam “takeaway packs” and other forms of single-use plastics as a major step towards addressing the perennial flooding wreaking havoc across the country. Speaking during a call on the Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson, as part of her three-day tour, Prof. Klutse said although heavy rainfall cannot be prevented, measures could be taken to keep
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