Health education has become an integral part of our daily living and it is taught in all levels of education the world over. Employing a quantitative approach the study examined the teaching of health education in early ...

A fast emerging component of the urban transportation problem in cities of the Third World is the problem of traffic congestion. Rapid increases in car ownership coupled with poor land use planning, equate road space lack ...

Agricultural land use in much of Brong-Ahafo region, Ghana has been shifting from the production of food crops towards increased cashew nut cultivation in recent years. This article explores everyday, less visible, gendered ...

This paper examines the relationships between and among the various drivers of climate change that have both climatic and ecological consequences for vegetation and land cover change in arctic areas, particularly in arctic ...

The study examined spatial and safety implications of the Yamoransa-Mankessim coastal highway section of the Trans-West Africa coastal highway linking Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire and Togo. Although this road network was constructed ...

The term social exclusion has been employed to explain a culmination of negative processes of social relations shaped by gender, spatial, economic, political, socio economic, environmental and cultural circumstances and ...

In pursuance of the UN’s Convention on the Right of Persons with Disability and Ghana’s disability act, the University of Cape Coast has equally instituted a string of interventions to ensure equitable access to its ...

Most coastlines in the world are under the threat of erosion. As such many developed nations have instituted long-term measures to control the rate of change. However, along most developing nation coastlines, little attention ...

The incidence of a pedestrian crash is a leading cause of death among Ghanaian schoolchildren due to various factors including the lack of pedestrian walkways and zebra crossings. This study was a cross-sectional self-reported ...

Rural infrastructure provides essential production conditions such as telecommunication, roads, medical services and educational facilities which enhances development in a rural setting. It is therefore pertinent to assess ...