TAMA Foundation Universal holds validation workshop on impact of mining at Volta River Basin
A day’s stakeholders’ forum to validate research findings on how mining especially illegal mining was adversely affecting major water bodies […]
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Heavy metals in Volta rivers threaten health, linked to birth defects.
It is the wish of every married couple to give birth to healthy babies. However, the joy of Atia Salifu
Violent extremists trading guns for gold in Upper East — CSOs
Violent extremist groups operating from Burkina Faso are reportedly trading guns for gold in mining communities in Bawku West and
Northern Environmental Journalists Network Launched to Protect Natural Resources
The Northern Ghana Environment and Extractive Journalists Network (EEJNet) has been launched to address environmental challenges and ensure enhanced natural
Local Authorities and Mining Companies’ Dialogue in Nabdam District
The Transformation of Marginal Areas (TAMA) Foundation Universal continues to champion responsible and sustainable natural resource management in the Nabdam
Media, CSOs must collaborate to ensure environmental justice.
Dr Chrys Anab, Executive Director, TAMA Foundation Universal, said the country was blessed with natural resources such as gold, timber,
Strengthening Resilience and Livelihoods in Bawku West District
Welcome to our dedicated page highlighting the impactful work being done through the Feed the Future Resilience in Northern Ghana
Struggle for Natural Resources in Northern Ghana: Clashes Over Gold Escalate
UNDOUBTEDLY, Northern Ghana is becoming a hub of mining activities with the discovery of mineral resources, particularly gold deposits in
Dead, dying, silted: State of water bodies in north forebodes doom
Under the scorching midday sun, Salifu Abugri, a 45-year-old smallholder farmer at Agatusi in the Bawku West District in the
TAMA Foundation Universal – Empowering Communities through Advocacy for Human Rights in Northern Ghana’s Mining Regions
The Northern Regions of Ghana hold immense mineral wealth, yet the region relies heavily on rain-fed agriculture, making it vulnerable