
IQAir Report: Ghana and Africa show early progress against air pollution, but risks remain
A new report by Swiss pollution monitoring company IQAir reveals that only 13 countries worldwide meet WHO air quality standards, with Ghana and Africa showing early signs of progress against air pollution despite ongoing challenges.
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Only 13 countries and territories breathe clean air, none of them in Asia
Only 13 countries and territories met safe air quality standards in 2025, and the rest failed to comply, with the highest pollution levels concentrated in South Asia and parts of Africa.
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Ghana is slowly seeing early progress in air quality, according to the 2025 report by Swiss-based air quality technology firm IQAir, even as the country continues to face serious pollution challenges. The report highlights that while Ghana remains among the most polluted countries in Africa and the world, positive changes are beginning to take shape, […]
By Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen
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