Onchocerciasis Ruins Communities in Upper East, Ghana

The villages of Farfar, Sisie, Zabu and Kuka in the Garu-Tampane District, the poorest countryside in the Upper East region … More

The Hidden Cost of Fossil Fuels Part 2: Heatwaves, More Deaths: Let’s Break Free from Fossil Fuels

There is warm and then there is too warm. Scientists have discovered that without the atmosphere’s natural insulating blanket of … More

Can Computers Help Reduce Global Warming?

The time indeed has changed. The global climate is said to be warming beyond the 2 degrees Celsius. The … More

Empowering Rural Women with New Technologies to Aid Climate Change Adaptation-Case Study Lekié Division, Cameroon

Subsistence farming practiced mostly in Sub Sahara Africa are a means of livelihood. It is also a means of buffering … More

The Hidden Cost of Fossil Fuels Part 1

Francis Npong Climate Change has been identified as a major threat to sustainable health and development in Africa and the … More

Towards Inclusive Climate Change Interventions Platform Launched in Ghana

About 27 researchers, scientists, climatologists and development practitioners from Ghana and Burkina Faso inaugurated a learning platform known as … More

Climate Change Programme Assembles Research Scientists, Development Practitioners to Make Climate Change Interventions Less Conflictive in Africa

By Francis Npong, Ghana In response to increasing climate variability, national governments, international organizations and NGOs are currently implementing new … More

Climate Change Programme Assembles Research Scientists, Development Practitioners to Make Climate Change Interventions Less Conflictive in Africa

By Francis Npong, Ghana In response to increasing climate variability, national governments, international organizations and NGOs are currently implementing new … More

Environmental Journalists’ Group Protests against Coal-Plant Establishment in Ghana

A journalist group in Ghana, Media Advocates for Sustainable Environment (MASE) is taking on the managers of Ghana’s electricity Company-Volta River Authority (VRA) over plans to construct a coal-fired plant in Ghana.

Ghana investing in Renewable

By: Francis Npong, Ghana. On December 2010, Ghana joined the league of Oil and gas producing nations. This was after … More

Effect of Climate Change: Make provisions for Emerging Conflicts over Resources Utilization

Climate change is said to be fueling new conflicts over the utilization of resources. These emerging conflicts also provide … More

Amidu Must Stop Persecuting Anas Aremeyaw Anas

This is interesting and funny. Martin Amidu wants to strip Anas Aremeyaw Anas naked? As what? A lawyer or Ghanaian? … More

GHANA: Beyond Paris Negotiation: Support Developing Nations to Adapt

In December 2015, the world will converge in Paris-France to discuss ways and means of salvaging our ailing planet. This … More

Building Climate Resilient Health Sector, a Must for Ghana

By: Francis Npong Some ten (10) years ago emails were released by unknown hackers purporting that climate scientists were engaged … More

Condemned to Live in a Camp, Victimized Woman Narrates Painful Experience

By Francis Npong She was betrothed to a man she did not know. The man had allegedly performed all the … More

Togo Prisons: Abusive or Conducive to Security Needs?

“I can’t vividly remember the date we last met except to say it’s been a long time ago,” Yao Nester, … More

Climate Change: Ghana’s National City, Accra Submerge in Flood

By: Francis Npong 3rd June 2015 will remain one of the darkest days in Ghana’s history. Accra on this day … More

Changes in Weather Patterns Need Swift Action to Save Ghana’s Agriculture

Pearl Millet is one of the hunger breaker crops in parts of Northern Ghana. Often referred to as savannah … More

Ghana: Take Action to Prevent Climate Induce Conflicts

Francis Npong After President John Mahama launched Ghana’s climate change policy document, climate activists in the country aren’t happy. Their … More