Stretching across a vast expanse of eastern Ghana, Lake Volta is more than a body of water; it is the heartbeat of the nation’s economic, environmental, and social life. Created in 1965 following the ...
Ghana rsquo;s inland water transport system, anchored largely on the Volta Lake, remains one of the country rsquo;s most strategically important transport assets .
Ghana is taking concrete steps to turn the “24-Hour Economy” from a slogan into a pipeline of bankable projects. One of the most consequential is the Volta Economic Corridor, an integrated effort to ...
There are profiles of 26 companies including state-owned Volta Lake Transport Company and the Ghana Maritime Authority, subsidiaries of major international companies such as MSC Ghana and Maersk Ghana ...
The comprehensive report on Ghana's sea, coastal, and inland water transport examines major ports, cargo handling, and future development plans. Key challenges include inadequate infrastructure, high ...
Water hyacinth is rapidly spreading across southern Ghana's Lake Volta, severely impacting fishing, depleting fish stocks, and threatening local livelihoods. The water hyacinth, a free-floating ...
How the largest man-made lake became a place to untangle the bonds of slavery. Anita Budu stepped to the water’s edge and searched the horizon. Lake Volta is the most expansive artificial reservoir in ...
Editor’s Note: Dominika Kulczyk is founder and president of the Kulczyk Foundation which works with local NGOs to support aid projects in countries affected by poverty. The opinions expressed in this ...
A top Ghanian official has promised action following a CNN report into child slavery on Lake Volta. Around 20,000 children work on the lake, enslaved by fishermen they call "master." Most of them come ...
The Importers and Exporters Association of Ghana (IEAG) has expressed sorrow following the tragic boat accident on the Volta Lake near Kete Krachi, which claimed fifteen lives, including eleven ...
On Ghana's Lake Volta, children are working in the fishing industry. Some work with their families, but others are trafficked there to work in modern-day slavery. CBS News correspondent Debora Patta ...
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