Wash
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Ghana, Switzerland to co-chair UN “Water for People” Dialogue session during 2026 United Nations Water Confab in Abu Dhabi – Ahmed Ibrahim
The Minister for Works, Housing, and Water Resources, Mr. Ahmed Ibrahim, says Ghana is honoured, together with Switzerland, to co-chair…
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Delivering Safe and Equitable WASH Services Is Both a National Responsibility and a Global Imperative — CONIWAS Chairperson
Access to clean water, dignified toilets, and proper hygiene cannot be dictated by socioeconomic status, geographic location, or vulnerability to…
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37th edition of the MOLE Conference opens on Ada with a call to Accelerate Climate-Resilient WASH Service Delivery for Last-Mile Communities
The climate crisis is no longer a distant threat; it is a water and sanitation emergency. This urgent message took…
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When The Lights Go Off, The Taps May Run Dry: Understanding the Connection Between Electricity and Water Supply
Why electricity is essential to water production, how power interruptions affect water supply, and why water sometimes takes longer to…
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Ibrahim Musah writes: Resetting the WASH Sector in the 2027 Budget
“Treating WASH as productive economic infrastructure yields massive returns. Global and local evidence demonstrates that every GHS 1 invested in…
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The Vanishing Shields: Where Did Ghana’s Handwashing Stations Go?
The United Nations designates October 15 as Global Handwashing Day, and a haunting question echoes through Ghana’s public spaces: Where…
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The Surge in Galamsey: Trading Our Heritage, Water and Health for Quick Cash?
A quiet catastrophe is reshaping the mineral-rich rural landscape of Ghana. In places like Pokukrom, Mfanteman, Achiase, and Meretweso, all…
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Betrayed By the Guardians: My Weeks Inside Ghana’s Galamsey and Cocoa Heartlands
A week and a few days spent in the mining and cocoa-growing areas of the Upper Denkyira East and West…
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The Fight Against Galamsey: Who is Deceiving Whom, the Government or the Citizenry?
Rivers like the Offin, Pra, Ankobra, Birim, and Densu flow like a thick, milky-brown porridge. Along their banks, the skeletal…
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