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Accountability or submergence: Why Ghana’s flooding crisis demands radical behavioural and legal shifts
The Ghana National Fire Service will continue to put our lives on the line to rescue those in distress, but we cannot rescue a nation that refuses to save itself from its own habits.Decentralised and Reliable Waste ManagementAttitudinal change must be met with structural capacity.
As first responders at the Ghana National Fire Service, our personnel are routinely deployed to rescue citizens trapped by rising waters.
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