by Michelle Anekeya | Dec 16, 2024 | Uncategorised
On the sun-drenched streets of Accra’s bustling marketplaces, a familiar sight greets the thousands who navigate its frenetic pace: young women balancing heavy loads atop their heads, weaving through the crowds with quiet resilience. These women, known locally as...
by Michelle Anekeya | Oct 31, 2024 | News
For Doris Wuraku, fetching water used to be a daily struggle, one that often cut into her income. The 41-year-old resident of Aseibea, a suburb of Trabuom, relies on water to prepare ice kenkey, a popular Ghanaian treat. But the unreliable water supply in her town...
by Michelle Anekeya | Sep 30, 2024 | News
In the heart of the Ashanti Region of Ghana, in a small town called Asankare, the daily quest for clean water has been a defining feature of life. Like many other towns in the region, Asankare lacked access to safe, piped water. Instead, residents relied on a nearby...
by Michelle Anekeya | Sep 12, 2024 | News
In the heart of the Srebuoso community in Ghana, a small public school faced a daily struggle. Without access to clean water, proper toilets, or handwashing facilities, the students were at risk of contracting preventable diseases. Every day, they attended class with...
by Michelle Anekeya | Aug 1, 2024 | News
Sefwi Wenchi, a quaint community within the Bibiani Ahwiaso District, Ghana, has seen significant changes. Nana William Boadu, the esteemed Sanaahene’ Traditional Chief’ of Sefwi Wenchi, reflects on the transformation of his hometown and the pivotal role...
