In our Ghana month series, we put a spotlight on the Kintampo Waterfalls in the Bono East Region where seven years ago, 20 revelers lost their lives.
Management of the facility says the disaster though painful has increased the fortunes of the facility.
JoyNews' correspondent, Anas Sabit went back to the waterfalls where clean water still flows all year round and filed this report.
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