- The Accra Metropolitan Assembly is managing development within the city of Accra, the capital of Ghana.
- Severe flooding occurs in Accra, Ghana, attributed to poor sanitation conditions.
The discontinuation of Zoomlion's sanitation services in the Greater Accra Region has led to a worsening of the existing flooding situation in Ghana.
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What happened
The discontinuation of Zoomlion's sanitation services in the Greater Accra Region has led to a worsening of the existing flooding situation in Ghana.
Who's involved
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Severe flooding occurs in Accra, Ghana, attributed to poor sanitation conditions.Also in this story
- The government of Ghana has mandated the ecological restoration of Accra's lagoon.
- A minister has declared a crackdown on sanitation indiscipline and inspected waste management installations in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.
- Ghana's government announced its responsibility for national emergency response and released funds for flood relief in Accra.
- Samuel Asamoah signed a statement regarding the flooding in Accra.
The entities involved
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Ghana
country in West Africa
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Greater Accra Region
administrative region in Ghana
Related events
- The University of Ghana is addressing the perennial issue of flooding in Ghana.
- Local industry in Ghana requires government support to modernize its operations.
- Ghana Water Company Limited operates within the regulatory environment of Ghana.
- A minister announced waste management solutions in Ghana.
- The government increased grants for the school feeding program but is facing operational limits.