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The author has tackled another very important worrying issue in Ghana. As more citizens become aware of the dangerous consequences of toxic waste, one would expect that government, public and private sector actors, not forget ...
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The rich play indoors while their sewers flow the villages. THE RICH GHANIANS ARE TO BLAME.
Thanks to the the author for making sure this issue of toxic waste dumping in Ghana isn't forgotten. Unfortunately, we don't have a govt, it seems.
Kudos to you for bringing attention to this issue. Sadly, this story won't appear on the front page of any newspaper and we will continue to happily live in bliss while the greedy people who took money to import this toxic wa ...
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Great comment Esi. You have hit the nail on the head as you rightly said, where is EPA?
Sadly enough Ghana can do much more than she thinks but the leaders won't allow it. So when Ghana has a better leadership then Ghana can begin to raise again. But for now nothing seems to work, age expectancy is very low. If ...
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All this has to do with their stupid new world order shit! Depopulation...since it is found in some other countries around...just like the HIV, EBOLA & recently the ZIKKA virus ... I know might sound a bit weird but if you re ...
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The world now is getting dangerous every day, so our leaders and all citizens must open their eyes and senses very,very wide. All institutions,especially,the EPA must work hard before the worst things happen to Ghana.
The ...
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I suggested to some of Ghana's political elites, some 10 years ago, that we have to create a new shipping standard that is in line with international shipping and sea vessel regulations; it was simple.
Which law, local or ...
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Bad leadership and corrupt government in Africa that is why the poor are having problem all the time.The leaders only know how to mobilize to win elections.We have to keep hope alive,we mustn,t give up because we cannot produ ...
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Why should the govt sit down when poor iinocent youth and children are developing early cancer through burning to retrieve copper wires from e-waste, and they do this with bare hands.
HOW DO WE STOP BUYING OLD ELECTRONICS WHEN WE DON'T PRODUCE ANY ELECTRONICS HERE. SHAME ON OUR LEADERS
Ghana as a country must be serious in taking decisions. What I have notice is our own Ghanaians holding positions at various offices compromise the strategies or measures we put in place.
Sometimes I feel sad when I hear o ...
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Ghanaians loke old and second hand things too much.
Though I am sympathetic to the author's point-of-view, I wish he would concern himself with facts. Specifically, he would have done himself and his readers a favor by actually looking at the data on e-waste exports to Ghana. ...
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This electronic waste always chocked our gutters which always leads to flooding . Typical example is what happend at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle on JUNE 3rd 2015 . Lets rise up and fight for our right as an individual citizens .
Hmm! This issue needs to be seriously addressed by the African Countries concerned. In as much as these obsolete wastes attracts some level of economic benefits to scrape diggers, the dangers are serious.
why are the people of Ghana allowing this? Can't they wake up and see what the rich are doing to the people and to their country?