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Christopher Tetteh

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MIHOSO urges taxes payment to improve Assembly’s IGF

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By Christopher Tetteh Verified
| Ghana News Agency Verified
Kukuom, (Ahafo), July 6, GNA – Mr Thomas Benarkuu, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer in-charge of Operations of the MIHOSO Foundation has urged taxpayers to pay their taxes for the various Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) to generate enough resources needed for development. He asked the MMDAs to also ensure prudent utilization of their Internally Generated Funds (IGFs) in addressing the emerging development needs of their respective communities.
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Physical Development Planner proposes solutions to recurring Accra flooding

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By Christopher Tetteh Verified
| Ghana News Agency Verified
Sunyani (Bono), June 24, GNA – Mr Samuel Ansong, the National General Secretary of the Local Government Service Association of Physical Planners (LoGSAPP), has called for strict enforcement of the National Building Regulations to curb recurring flooding in Accra and other parts of the country.
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Preserving nature, averting flooding

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By Christopher Tetteh Verified
| Ghana News Agency Verified
A GNA Feature by Christopher Tetteh Sunyani, (Bono), June 24, GNA-Nature is perfectly designed to serve as frontline defense against flooding, as trees are positioned to intercept rainfall. Divinely, the vegetation cover slows down runoff as wetlands store excess water with open spaces intentionally allowing rainwater to soak into the ground. That is why flood prevention ought to be prioritised to build safer communities.
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