Dodowa forest under siege: A 200-year-old legacy fights for survival

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• MARY MAVIS GYAMFIWAA 11 hours ago

  What at all are we doing to ourselves as a people? Destroying a forest reserve in the name of a political ambition that cannot be defined? I was there five years ago and i wonder how the place is now.

  What at all are we doing to ourselves as a people? Destroying a forest reserve in the name of a political ambition that cannot be defined? I was there five years ago and i wonder how the place is now.

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• VILLAGECHILD 10 hours ago

  IT IS EVEN STUPID(sic) to clear this Heritage. Shai State must rise up against this foolishness of Politicians. if they need Land, they should ask the Chiefs for such a project that belongs to the people.

  IT IS EVEN STUPID(sic) to clear this Heritage. Shai State must rise up against this foolishness of Politicians. if they need Land, they should ask the Chiefs for such a project that belongs to the people.

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• Frank Talk 9 hours ago

  I lived at Kpone-Bawaleshie as a boy, we share boundry with the Shais, how many time have I walked past the forest to Dodowa, my heart is bleeding I can't understand this. Nothing justifies the clearing of even a millimetre o ...
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  I lived at Kpone-Bawaleshie as a boy, we share boundry with the Shais, how many time have I walked past the forest to Dodowa, my heart is bleeding I can't understand this. Nothing justifies the clearing of even a millimetre of the Dodowa forest. It's not only cultural, heritage or whatever, the enviromental damage is irreparable. Can Linda Ocloo and her offsprings bear the scourge of what she is bringing on herself all in the name of an acolade, "Best Regional Minister".

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