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Floods
Two-day clean-up exercise insufficient to address flood crisis – Afenyo-Markin
IRC warns El Niño could trigger floods, drought and disease outbreaks across East Africa and Asia
When the waters came: A city shaken, a response begins
Health experts warn Ghana’s floods are worsening chronic illnesses through disrupted healthcare
Floods leave a silent health crisis long after the waters recede, experts warn
Arthur Kennedy Writes: Rains, flood and sanitation
Before the next rains: Rethinking Accra’s flood crisis
EPA closes Kasoa fuel station over blocked drains amid intensified anti-flood campaign
Osman Ayariga leads NYA staff in government-declared national clean-up exercise
Assemblies of God Ghana rallies churches behind national clean-up after deadly floods
Government reviewing additional flood mitigation measures after recent floods – Mahama
Silt, not solid waste, is a major cause of flooding in Ghana – Environmental Engineer
MMDAs prioritising permit fees over proper planning enforcement – Physical Planners Association President
Living with water: Lessons from Netherlands
When the flood receives your home address
When the waters recede, public health must lead
Cultural values key to tackling floods in Ghana – NCC boss
GAPHTO warns of cholera, malaria and other disease risks after floods
Accra: A city built to drown – A practical blueprint for ending Accra’s urban floods
Floods: Demolish illegal structures on waterways regardless of political cost – Elikem Kotoko
GTA to launch “Blue Ghana Initiative” beach clean-up campaign after Accra floods
What Is Wrong with Us? Why is it always somebody else’s fault?
Flood-damaged Aflao Market road prompts temporary intervention as calls grow for permanent fix
Recurring floods expose growing humanitarian crisis in Agbozume as hundreds receive emergency relief
Government fully responsible for Accra flooding crisis – Miracles Aboagye
Successive governments have failed to address flooding crisis – Susan Adu-Amankwah
Everybody has failed – Susan Adu-Amankwah blames decades of leadership for recurring floods
Keta MP calls for urgent action as floods submerge homes and destroy farmlands
Recovery of vehicles swept into Alajo drains after floods begins
As floods bash Accra, poor sanitation costs Ghana more than GH¢6.2bn annually – ISSER study
Photo Story: Brigadier General Okae-Yeboah updates nation on flood response operations
GARID blames urbanisation and wetland encroachment for worsening Accra flooding
Passports lost or damaged in floods to be replaced within a week – Foreign Affairs Ministry
Accra floods again, but most importantly exposes urgent need for MSME resilience to survive future shocks
Floods collapse over 30 houses in Keta Island communities
No pay, no drains: How Mahama’s inflation obsession cut spending and stalled Accra’s mega flood project
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Prof Mills dismissed me twice, but I speak well of him because I knew him – Prof Frimpong-Boateng
Ghana’s flood crisis reflects institutional neglect, not just poor waste disposal – Prof Frimpong-Boateng
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Ghana not yet in digital trust crisis, but warning signs are emerging – Kwami Tamakloe
Mid-Year Budget: Gov’t achieved surplus by compressing expenditure, not boosting revenue – Oppong Nkrumah
Prof Mills was ethical; some appointees exploited his weakness as his health declined – Prof Frimpong-Boateng
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