Mr James Oppong Otoo, Senior Disaster Control Officer of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), has urged farmers to turn weeds into mulch to nourish farmlands and increase crop yield instead of burning them. "There are methods of clearing and cultivation that do not require fire," he said and adding…
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BY: Cynthia Addi-Chanagea
Category: General News
Flashback: The pontoon on the Volta Lake serving residents in and around Ekye Amanfrom and Adawso in Kwahu Afram Plains South.
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The only pontoon on the Volta Lake serving communities in the Kwahu Afram Plains in the Eastern Region has been running on one engine instead of two for the past one year.
The pontoon serves residents in and around Ekye Amanfrom and Adawso, and has remained a risk as it operates on a single engine after one of its engines got damaged a year ago.
Crossing from one end of the lake to the other takes about 20 minutes on two engines, but the travellers now have to endure about 40 minutes’ journey.