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Agric Minister cuts sod for 175-hectare Anunuso water conservation project
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October 9, 2026
Mr Eric Opoku, the Minister for Food and Agriculture, has broken the ground for the construction of the 175-hectare Anunuso Water Conservation Scheme (AWCS) project at Brofoyedu, near Asokore, in… Read more: Agric Minister cuts sod for 175-hectare Anunuso water conservation project
Ghana launches project to pap Baobab population nationwide
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October 9, 2026
Ghana has begun moves to establish a validated national inventory atlas and geodatabase to support baobab conservation, sustainable use, policy, investment and community livelihoods. The Ho Technical University (HTU), the… Read more: Ghana launches project to pap Baobab population nationwide
Over 700 farmers protest destruction of farms at Agona Kwesi Twikrom
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October 9, 2026
More than 700 cash and food crop farmers at Agona Kwesi Twikrom in the Agona East District of the Central region have lost their only source of livelihood following the… Read more: Over 700 farmers protest destruction of farms at Agona Kwesi Twikrom
Ghana hosts regional workshop to boost access to REDD+ Climate Finance
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October 9, 2026
Ghana has hosted a South-South Regional REDD+ Study Visit and Knowledge Exchange Workshop, to accelerate readiness among West African countries to access results-based climate finance for reducing emissions from deforestation… Read more: Ghana hosts regional workshop to boost access to REDD+ Climate Finance
Construction of Kadjebi Farmer Service Centre 40% complete
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October 9, 2026
Construction of a Farmer Service Centre at Titiaka Junction, a farming community in the Kadjebi District of the Oti Region, has reached about 40 per cent completion. A visit by… Read more: Construction of Kadjebi Farmer Service Centre 40% complete

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Study urges review of closed fishing season to reflect local realities