Ghana’s energy transition is no longer just a government-driven agenda. It is fast becoming a collective national movement shaped by civil society, communities, and researchers working together with policymakers.
Ghana’s energy transition is no longer just a government-driven agenda. It is fast becoming a collective national movement shaped by civil society, communities, and researchers working together with policymakers.
Increased crop yield and increased farmer income have been highlighted as two of the most important successes of the mass production of genetically modified (GM) crops since they were first commercialised 20 years ago.
What initially appeared to be an attempt by soldiers to pitch their camp in a community in the Brong Ahafo Region has reportedly turned into a battle for 345 acres of land.
