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Secretary to the Concerned Citizens of Tarkwa-Nsuaem, Samuel Kwasi Asare,addressing the media

Concerned Citizens of Tarkwa-Nsuaem threaten another demo

May 14, 2019 Editor 0

The Concerned Citizens of Tarkwa-Nsuaem are about to hit the streets of the municipality again with a massive demonstration against government for withholding their share […]

Dog bite cases increase in Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality

January 6, 2019 Editor 0

The Veterinary Services Department in the Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality of the Western Region in 2016 recorded 208 dog bite cases as compared to a total […]

Physicians & Surgeons donate to Tarkwa Municipal Hospital

March 29, 2017 Apt News Desk 0

The Ghana Physicians and Surgeons Foundation USA has donated drugs worth more than 220.000 dollars to Tarkwa Municipal Hospital. The gesture forms part of measures […]

Uganda: Uganda Calls for New Focus On Trade, Climate Finance As EU Partnership Turns 50 September 25, 2026
[UG Diplomat] Kampala -- Uganda and the European Union have marked five decades of partnership with the launch of a special photo exhibition highlighting the lives and work of 12 Ugandans whose experiences reflect the breadth of EU-Uganda cooperation.
Kenya: Govt Urges Kenyans in Flood-Prone Areas to Relocate As Preparations Intensify September 25, 2026
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Government has urged Kenyans living in areas prone to floods and landslides to relocate immediately as it steps up preparations to respond to potential disasters.
Africa: All of Africa Today - September 25, 2026 September 25, 2026
[allAfrica] Uganda Begins $121M South Sudan Power Interconnection Project
Zimbabwe: National Crisis - Only 20 out of 63 Sewage Plants Functional Across Zimbabwe, Parliament Warns September 25, 2026
[The Herald] ONLY 20 out of 63 sewage treatment plants dotted around the country are currently functional, signalling a national systemic collapse of wastewater management infrastructure.
Ghana: Galamsey Threatens Country's Coastal Economy - Ucc Prof September 25, 2026
[Ghanaian Times] Ghana risks losing parts of its coastline and economic activities associated with the ocean if illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, and other irresponsible activities along the coast are not urgently addressed, a Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Cape Coast (UCC), Professor Ernest Amankwa Afrifa, has warned.

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