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

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

Ahmadiyya Senior High School, Chansa, Biihee, and Boli—are part of a broader seven-borehole Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative designed to eliminate severe water distress, improve public sanitation, and protect basic instructional hours across the Upper West Region.

Ahmadiyya Senior High School, Headmaster Issahaque Yahaya recounted how the absence of reliable water exacerbated sanitation pressures for the school's 1,433 students, who previously relied on a single 12-seater KVIP toilet facility." Regional Coordinator for Humanity First Ghana, Maulvi Abu Zul-Haq, detailed the technical setup, noting that the systems operate on solar power with national grid backups, pumping water into elevated storage tanks with detached discharge points to prevent structural wear.

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