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Most primary schools in the West Gonja Municipality of the Savannah Region lack the needed amount of furniture, resulting in students having to study while sitting or lying on the ground.
Checks by JoyNews’ Regional Correspondent, Isaac Nongya during a visit to some schools including Saint Anne School revealed that students had to sit in pairs and fours amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the report filed by Isaac Nongya, six female students in the Junior High level were sighted sharing a single chair by taking turns and sitting on one another. Their teacher was also deprived of furniture.
This condition is not different in the lower primary with majority in a class of about forty-five students sitting or lying on the floor for their academic work.
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A Rocha Ghana and partners have handed over a range of green enterprise processing facilities and equipment to four Community Resource Management Areas (CREMAs) around Mole National Park in the Savanna Region of Ghana.
These interventions are key to enhancing the livelihood and the living standards of women and youth groups living in areas close to the National Park which is one of Ghana’s premier protected area.
The handing over of the facilities and equipment is part of a bigger vision to support communities to harness the natural resources in their landscape, through the development of green enterprises to provide competitive long-term stream of incomes for community people in a manner that does not compromise the integrity of the environment to support future generations.
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?It rsquo;s been a long but thorny journey for Khadija Ysl Sofo. From a poor slum called Canteen within Damongo in the West Gonja Municipal in Ghana, Khadija was raised by strict Muslim parents who wouldn rsquo;t trade their religion for their daughter to explore her talents in becoming a top-notch musician which she dreamt of as a child.