Gabriel Botchwey, University of Education and Gordon Crawford, Coventry University Small-scale gold mining in what is modern day Ghana can be traced as far back as the 15th century. It continues to be an important
WeiterlesenLucia Hussey, Western University Climate change has been labelled as the greatest public health risk of the 21st century. Health risks from climate change are expected to become increasingly severe in the coming years. They
WeiterlesenJames Boafo, The University of Queensland and Kristen Lyons, The University of Queensland Over at least the last decade, one of Ghana’s most vital breadbaskets has been converted into cashew nut production to feed export
WeiterlesenAlfred Oteng-Yeboah, University of Ghana Ghana’s Atewa forest is one of the most beautiful and scenic landscapes in the country. It is seen as the better of only two Upland Evergreen forests left intact in
WeiterlesenIain Jackson, University of Liverpool Plans are afoot to replace the historic Ghanaian fishing port of Jamestown with a Chinese-backed mechanised factory. This is a move that will destroy traditional livelihoods, as well as damage
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