Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah serves as the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources in Ghana.
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Updated Aug 10
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Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah serves as the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources in Ghana.
Who's involved
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The government in Ghana is driving environmental policy through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.Also in this story
- Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources addresses the consequences of illegal mining in Ghana.
- Yusif Sulemana addressed a policy review workshop as the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources reviews national land policy in Ghana.
- Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources launches national tree-planting initiative in Upper East Region.
- Initiatives drive sustainable environmental solutions focusing on coastal wildlife in Ghana.
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Ghana
country in West Africa
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