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Tamale water crisis worsens as GWL announces 7-day shutdown of Dalun treatment plant

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Residents of Tamale and its surrounding communities will have to brace themselves for severe water crisis as Ghana Water Limited announces reduced water supply due to ongoing maintenance work at the Dalun Headworks. This comes few days after the MD of the company Adam Mutawakilu visited the region In a statement issued by GWL’s Northern Regional office, the company attributed the situation to the failure of key equipment, particularly water pump…
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Tamale water crisis worsens as GWL announces 7-day shutdown of Dalun treatment plant

Residents of Tamale and its surrounding communities will have to brace themselves for severe water crisis as Ghana Water Limited announces reduced water supply due to ongoing maintenance work at the Dalun Headworks. This comes few days after the MD of the company Adam Mutawakilu visited the region In a statement issued by GWL’s Northern Regional office, the company attributed the situation to the failure of key equipment, particularly water pump…

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WWT – Foto4change exhibition held on water crisis and climate change in Tamale

By Samuel SAM In commemoration of the World Water Day (WWT), a photography exhibition to create awareness on water scarcity and climate change in the fight against climate change and the promotion of water conservation has been held in Tamale. The event, organised by Foto4change – a multimedia initiative dedicated to using photography, video and immersive storytelling to drive social impact, aimed to educate the public on the state of water cris…

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