Karen-Happuch Henneh built an app to solve the annual flooding in her hometown, Accra, Ghana, where floods often claim lives.
More than 6,500 volunteers have participated in an environmental clean-up and tree-planting exercise in Accra organised by ...
The warning came months before the water did. On February 24, 2026, the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMET) launched the ...
Ghana’s National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) carried out operations in Tesano, on the outskirts of the capital ...
Thousands of residents in the Hohoe Municipality of Ghana's Volta Region, in the southeast of the country, have been displaced after River Dayi burst its banks, affecting more than 400 houses, local ...
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Friday’s Labadi beachfront demolition was at hotel’s request, not for flood mitigation – Stan Dogbe
Stan Dogbe says La beachfront demolition was requested by Labadi Beach Hotel, not the flood task force, as Polo Beach Club ...
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has called for greater use of scientific evidence in addressing environmental health ...
Bawa-Rock Limited, a gold trading and mining company based at Obuasi in the Ashanti Region, has donated GH¢700,000 to poultry farmers in ...
The plans were designed to address the gaps identified during the initial flood response, focusing on improving cross-sectoral coordination, strengthening local district authorities, and ensuring that ...
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Karen-Happuch Henneh created an offline flood safety navigation app informed by her upbringing in Accra, Ghana
Karen-Happuch Henneh recognized that the annual flooding in her hometown was not simply a weather issue, but a problem that technology could help address. Henneh was raised in Accra, Ghana, where ...
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