About this episode

Stanley Martey discusses the financial and safety implications of obstructed waterways in Tetegu.

Head of Communications at the Ghana Water Company Limited, Stanley Martey, has raised concerns over the obstruction of waterways in Tetegu, stating that it is costing the country millions of cedis annually. He further explained that preventing necessary dam spillage could lead to severe consequences, including dam failure, loss of lives, disruption of water treatment processes, and a rebuilding period that could take three to four years.

People in this episode

Guest: Stanley Martey

Topics covered

• water management
• infrastructure
• environmental concerns
• public safety
• economic impact

Keywords

• waterways
• Tetegu
• Ghana Water Company
• dam spillage
• economic cost

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Ghana Water Company Limited

Places: Tetegu, Ghana

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