Ghana Maritime Authority and Humanity First Commission Solar-Powered Boreholes in Wa

A partnership between the Ghana Maritime Authority and Humanity First has delivered four solar-powered mechanized boreholes to communities in the Wa Municipality to combat water scarcity and support school attendance.

25 Aug, 20:43 — 25 Aug, 20:43

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Ghana Maritime Authority, Humanity First commission 4 boreholes in Wa to end water scarcity and keep children in class

The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA), in partnership with international humanitarian organization Humanity First Ghana, has handed over four newly constructed solar-powered mechanized boreholes to beneficiary institutions and communities in the Wa Municipality.

By Kenneth Darko

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