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Hundreds of residents of Ga Mashie converged at the forecourt of the Ga Mashie Development Agency (GAMADA) on Saturday, Jan. 17, as health professionals, Non-Governmental Organization Group, and development partners came together to provide free medical screening and renewed calls for improved sanitation in one of Ghana’s oldest communities.
Nurture Nature Foundation has reaffirmed its leadership role in environmental conservation as Ghana moves closer to establishing its first Marine Protected Area (MPA) at the Greater Cape Three Points (GCTP), following high-level non-state actors’ engagements convened by the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture (MoFA) and its partners.
In a concerted effort to combat the growing pollution of coastal areas, the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) and the Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) came together for a highly impactful clean-up exercise at the Jamestown Estuary Beach. The initiative, which took place on Saturday, 13th December 2025, brought together Hon. Michael Kpakpo Allotey, the Mayor and Chief Executive of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, along with dedicated NNF community volunteers, in a bid to address one of the most pressing environmental issues facing the city: coastal waste management.
Ghana’s air fails to meet global health benchmarks, public health advocates say. The evidence is visible and routine: commuters report stinging eyes on congested corridors, …
Along the Gulf of Guinea, waves steadily eat into the shorelines of Ghana, Nigeria, and other West African nations. Entire communities that once stood proudly by the sea now face the slow but relentless erosion of their homes, farmlands, and heritage. Coastal erosion is no longer a distant environmental concern — it is a living reality for thousands of families.
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND The morning light settled gently over the Ga Mashie Development Agency courtyard on 19th October 2025, casting …