Adwoa Wiafe, Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer at MTN Ghana, has highlighted the power of storytelling as a vital tool in promoting climate resilience across Africa.

Climate change is increasingly altering Ghana’s environment, economy and way of life, with far-reaching consequences for local communities.

Ghana's participation in the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has sparked sharp debate on state broadcaster GTV's "Current Agenda' programme, with panellists divided over the body's relevance to Africa's development.

Ghana’s agricultural sector is grappling with the intensifying consequences of climate change, as shifting weather patterns and rising temperatures disrupt traditional farming practices and threaten food security across the country.

A powerful vigil took place in Accra's Revolution Square, where hundreds gathered to condemn the devastating impact of illegal mining, known as galamsey, on the environment.

Hundreds of demonstrators converged on Accra's Revolution Square for a vigil against galamsey, a practice that has ravaged the country's environment and water resources.

Hundreds of protesters gathered at the Revolution Square in Accra on Sunday evening for a vigil ahead of a planned march against illegal mining, also known as galamsey

A recent study on urban flooding in Accra, Ghana's capital, has concluded that poor and uncoordinated land use planning, rather than climate change, is the primary cause of flooding in the city