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Jospong Group calls for sustained waste management
July 13, 2026
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Jospong Group calls for sustained waste management

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Key Points

  • The Jospong Group of Companies advocates for a sustained national waste management system in Ghana.
  • This call comes as cleanup efforts continue in flood-hit communities across Accra.
  • The company stresses that the ongoing National Sanitation Day exercise should serve as a foundation for a long-term system, not a one-off intervention.
  • Jospong Group urges Ghanaians to adopt responsible sanitation practices, including proper waste storage and engaging licensed collectors.
  • Achieving a cleaner Ghana and reducing future flood risks requires collective effort from both government and the public.

Why This Matters

This article highlights a critical issue for Ghana: the link between poor waste management and recurrent flooding, particularly in Accra. Establishing a sustained national waste management system is vital for public health, urban resilience, and economic stability, preventing future disaster relief costs and protecting livelihoods.

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