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CONIWAS chair flags slow progress on sanitation access  as Ghana struggles to meet 2030  SDG deadline

The chairperson of the Ghana Coalition of NGOs in Water and Sanitation (CONIWAS) Beata Awinpoka Akanyani has warned that the slow pace of progress in ensuring universal coverage of improved sanitation could obstruct Ghana’s ability to meet the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) target on sanitation by 2030. Akanyani said at the ongoing MOLE XXXVII National WASH […]

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Prioritised WASH sector financing is key to Ghana’s economic transformation: sector strategist

  A senior strategist and advocate on water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) has advocated for prioritised financing of the sector as a precursor to Ghana’s overall economic transformation. In a feature, the advocate urges the Ghanaian government to let the gains of economic stabilisation reflect in resetting its priorities in the WASH sector. Read the […]

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CONIWAS chair flags slow progress on sanitation access  as Ghana struggles to meet 2030  SDG deadline

The chairperson of the Ghana Coalition of NGOs in Water and Sanitation (CONIWAS) Beata Awinpoka Akanyani has warned that the slow pace of progress in ensuring universal coverage of improved sanitation could obstruct Ghana’s ability to meet the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) target on sanitation by 2030. Akanyani said at the ongoing MOLE XXXVII National WASH […]

CONIWAS urges urgency in ensuring climate-resilient universal WASH coverage

Parts of Accra to experience water supply interruptions as GWL shuts Kpong treatment plant for 3-day maintenance

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CONIWAS chair flags slow progress on sanitation access  as Ghana struggles to meet 2030  SDG deadline

The chairperson of the Ghana Coalition of NGOs in Water and Sanitation (CONIWAS) Beata Awinpoka Akanyani has warned that the slow pace of progress in ensuring universal coverage of improved sanitation could obstruct Ghana’s ability to meet the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) target on sanitation by 2030. Akanyani said at the ongoing MOLE XXXVII National WASH […]

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CONIWAS urges urgency in ensuring climate-resilient universal WASH coverage

  The Ghana Coalition of NGOs in Water and Sanitation (CONIWAS) on Monday called for urgency in ensuring universal coverage of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services that are climate-resilient and sustainable. CONIWAS Chairperson Beata Awinpoka Akanyani said during the opening of the MOLE XXXVII National WASH Conference in Ada that the efforts must also […]

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Prioritised WASH sector financing is key to Ghana’s economic transformation: sector strategist

  A senior strategist and advocate on water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) has advocated for prioritised financing of the sector as a precursor to Ghana’s overall economic transformation. In a feature, the advocate urges the Ghanaian government to let the gains of economic stabilisation reflect in resetting its priorities in the WASH sector. Read the […]

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Parts of Accra to experience water supply interruptions as GWL shuts Kpong treatment plant for 3-day maintenance

    Residents in parts of Accra who depend on treated water from the Kpong treatment plant would experience intermittent interruptions as Ghana Water Limited, the nation’s water utility serving urban communities, shut its treatment plant at Kpong on Thursday for planned maintenance works from Thursday to Saturday. A release from GWL anticipated interruptions from […]

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The Science Behind Accra’s Deadly Floods

  The rain began quietly. Then it kept coming. Hour after hour, it beat against rooftops, spilled onto roads, and flowed into homes. By dawn on June 29, 2026, many parts of Accra no longer looked familiar. Streets had turned into rivers, and cars sat, almost fully or half-submerged in muddy water. Families rushed to […]

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