Ghana must change how it manages its rivers and stop treating natural waterways as gutters, Executive Director of the Institute for Energy Policies Research (INSTEPR), Kwadwo Poku, has said. He said widespread encroachment and construction around river channels were reducing the natural space available for waterways to carry water, particularly during periods of heavy rainfall. Speaking on the AM Show…
Ghana must change how it manages its rivers and stop treating natural waterways as gutters, Executive Director of the Institute for Energy Policies Research (INSTEPR), Kwadwo Poku, has said. He said widespread encroachment and construction around river channels were reducing the natural space available for waterways to carry water, particularly during periods of heavy rainfall. Speaking on the AM Show…
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