Wider adaptation of the Farmer Managed Natural Resources (FMNR) concept by local farmers in the Savannah landscape is not only restoring degraded lands and biodiversity in the region, but it is gradually contributing to halting desertification that marches violently northwest. “We have more than 100 farmers practicing FMNR in 20 […]
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DIZEMTAABA, a Kassena-Nankana group in the Upper East Region has presented 500 dual desks worth about GH¢100,000 for Basic Schools in the Kassena Nankana East Municipality and the Kassena Nankana West district. The procurement of the furniture became necessary due to the furniture gap in most basic schools in the […]
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Stakeholders at a community durbar organized by Investing Girls Education in Africa (IGEA)’Ghana at the Nyangania community in the Kassena-Nankana West District of the Upper East Region have appealed to the government to ensure that all Municipal and District Assemblies in the country in awarding school building projects consider including […]
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Stakeholders at a community durbar organized by Investing Girls Education in Africa (IGEA)’Ghana at the Nyangania community in the Kassena-Nankana West District of the Upper East Region have appealed to the government to ensure that all Municipal and District Assemblies in the country in awarding school building projects consider including […]
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The Upper East Regional Wild Life Manager, Mr Joseph Binlinla, has observed that one of the major interventions that could be employed to help conserve biodiversity and economic empowerment of communities was through the Community Resource Management Areas (CREMA) concept. Under the CREMA concept, community members were empowered to manage […]
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The people of Kandiga are noted for self-help initiatives. They have over the years on their own efforts built classroom blocks, CHPS compounds and rehabilitated broken boreholes. Today, the people of Kandiga which is located in the Kassena-Nankana West district have taken the bull by the horns one more time. […]
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