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The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has reaffirmed its commitment to improving the livelihoods of smallholder farmers through advocacy, access to agricultural inputs, capacity-building programmes, and improved market opportunities. The Association says it remains the collective voice of peasant farmers, engaging government and development partners to advocate policies and interventions that promote agricultural production and enhance farmers' incomes. Speaking in

File Photo Residents of Wuokora in the Kuuchileyiri electoral area are grappling with a mounting water crisis following the suspension of their self-initiated dam project, hindered primarily by a lack of funds and the onset of rains. During a recent community gathering with Info Radio, residents voiced concerns over the stalled construction, which was aimed at providing reliable drinking water for both humans and livestock. The community had collectively contributed resources

File Photo Residents of Kpanfa, Tuole, and Teemeh in the Wechiau electoral area of the Wa West District have voiced significant concerns over the deteriorating state of the border road connecting their communities to Burkina Faso. During an engagement with Info Radio, community members described the road as increasingly impassable, citing numerous waterlogged sections, potholes, and unsealed bridges that hinder daily activities and commerce. The communities along the Wechiau

File Photo The Upper West Regional Office of the Forestry Commission has announced an ambitious plan to plant over 50,000 trees across the region this year as part of the government's Tree for Life Initiative. This strategic effort aims to combat climate change, restore degraded ecosystems, and promote environmental sustainability in the region. In an interview with Info Radio, Regional Manager Kwame Oteng Awuah outlined the three primary models guiding the initiative: amenit

A cross-section of peasant farmers The Upper West Regional Focal Person of the Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG), Mr. Amadu Salifu, has sounded a clarion call for greater scrutiny of the food supply chain underpinning Ghana’s School Feeding Programme. In an interview with Info Radio, Mr. Salifu expressed concern over the continued reliance on imported food items—particularly rice—despite the region’s abundant locally produced alternatives. Mr. Salifu revealed that w

AGRISEED, a leading agricultural seed company in Ghana, has officially opened a new branch in Wa in the Upper West Region as part of efforts to bring quality seeds and agronomic support closer to farmers. The company, which specializes in vegetable seeds, fruits, vegetables, and hybrid maize varieties including SEED Co and Limagrain (LG) varieties, says the expansion is aimed at improving access to improved seeds for farmers and agro-dealers across the region. Speaking at the

File Photo Residents of Tabiase in the Daffiama-Bussie Issa District have raised urgent concerns over the deteriorating infrastructure that threatens their access to water and transportation. Speaking on Info Radio, Mr. Baadie Sungdong, the Assembly Member for the Tabiase Electoral Area, highlighted the critical condition of the community dam and the damaged bridge connecting parts of the area. Mr. Sungdong explained that the dam, a vital water source for communal activities

The Centre for Indigenous Knowledge and Organizational Development (CIKOD) has urged policymakers to implement more robust regulations aimed at boosting the consumption of local foods and curbing the rising intake of ultra-processed products among children. The call was made by Deputy Executive Director Daniel Banuoku during a cultural celebration at Beverly Hills Academy, part of the school’s Heritage Week activities. Deputy Executive Director of CIKOD - Daniel Banuoku Addr

File Photo The Assembly member for the Mwal electoral area in Jirapa Municipality, Hon. George Dery, has raised concerns over the recent hardships faced by farmers in the region. He disclosed that farming activities over the past year have resulted in significant losses for local farmers due to declining market prices for agricultural produce. Hon. Dery explained that the sharp drop in prices has left farmers unable to sell or adequately value their harvests, thereby hinderin

The Kojokperi Traditional Council has announced an immediate ban on all forms of illicit hunting within the Kojokperi Traditional Area. The Traditional council cited rising environmental damage, threats to wildlife, and growing security concerns for the ban. The directive, issued on February 27 and signed on behalf of the Paramount Chief, Kuori Musa Nadi Kibei II, by the Duang/Namuagu Kuori Sumaila Tambagi Kuon II, applies to residents across several communities, including Du