As we celebrate World Forests Day, Ghana stands at a critical juncture . Our nation 39;s natural heritage, once a lush tapestry of forests, is rapidly unravelling .

The Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Mr Armah-Kofi Buah, has called on the media to play a leading role in making the ...

The economic contribution of mining is undeniable. Efforts to address illegal mining and its environmental and health impacts ...

Ghana’s forest cover is under serious threat, with the nation losing approximately 120,000 hectares of the forest cover annually, statistics released by the Forestry Commission (FC) has indicated.

Former Chief Justice and Distinguished Fellow of the Institute of Economic Affairs, Sophia Akuffo, has expressed deep ...

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) supports Ghana’s Tree for Life Reforestation Initiative at national launch ...

By Gillian HAMMAH  Agriculture is the backbone of Ghana’s economy, employing about 60 percent of the workforce and ...

Ghana rsquo;s mining sector has come under scrutiny for human rights abuses, environmental destruction, and economic ...

Stephen Mensah, a 90-year-old elder of Ewoyaa, a tiny community in Ghana’s Central Region, would soon lose the place he has ...

A Team from the World Bank Ghana led by the Country Director, Mr. Robert Taliercio O'brien, has called on the Minister for ...

Stories of humble beginnings and rags-to-riches journeys are often shared to motivate and inspire many, especially young ...