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Companies continue to export rosewood to China despite ban – Inusah Fuseini

Lands Ministry seeks National Security support to enforce mining ban

FSD workers call for protection of Kabakaba Forest

Water crisis looms in Kumasi as Barekese and Owabi Dams are threatened by encroachers

No mining in forest reserves – Lands Minister directs

Forestry Commission launches the Enhanced 2019 Land Cover Map of Ghana

Revive taboos to protect wildlife – Forestry Commission

Sir John to be buried February 25

Bush fire most dangerous weapon to savannah woodland – Forestry Commission

Ghana to lose its forest cover by 2040 if pragmatic steps are not taken – UW Minister

More timber firms venture into plantation to help restore degraded forests

Government to roll out $7million small scale plantation fund to support private tree growers

Stakeholders dialogue to promote lesser-known timber species

Ghana pushes ahead with efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation, forest degradation

Lands Minister swears in new CEO of Forestry Commission

Be bold, forthright and work assiduously – Lands Minister to newly sworn-in Forestry Commission CEO

Forestry Commission permits private companies to salvage rosewood ballet despite ban

Sir John eulogised for nurturing current young politicians in NPP

Social media reacts to passing of Sir John

Forestry Commission boss, Sir John is dead

Forestry Commission supports KATH’s Covid-19 fight with ¢200,000 donation, other items

‘No animal will go hungry at the Kumasi Zoo during the lockdown’ – Forestry Commission

CEO of KATH appeals for support to scale up intensive care services

Youth demand transfer of Forestry Commission staff

Vodafone partners Forestry Commission, Ghana International School to plant trees

Release rosewood investigative report – Minority to gov’t

Forest guards will now be armed – Forestry Commission

Sir John awarded for outstanding contribution to public service

Lumber Traders displeased with “unfair treatment” by Forestry Commission officers

Forestry Commission takes major step to make Mole World Heritage Site

Farmers in Ashanti, Ahafo regions enjoy bumper sales of non-forest timber products

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