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infodigyapark11:49 UTC31 May 2009

Does anyone have any recent info on the current situation; are the villages within the "reserve" still occupied?
The most recent reports I find date back to '06-'07 which detail an upsurge in activity by The Wildlife Department and the sinking of an overloaded boat being used to remove evictees.

The Digya National Park covers an area of 3,478 km2 and is situated on the western shores of the Volta Lake. The article here provides some more background.

Any news appreciated, thanks.

infodigyapark12:10 UTC12 Jun 2009

Hmmm...

siward19:00 UTC16 Jun 2009

Hello anonymous inquirer,
if you have a real need to know this,
then why not contact the authorities in Kwame Danso ?
I don't doubt they will be happy with any help you can give.

essential_wear10:15 UTC24 Sep 2009

What arrogance #2! Who do you think you are talking to people like that?

Forced evictions from Digya "National Park". Country forums / Africa / Ghana
infodigyapark11:49 UTC31 May 2009	Does anyone have any recent info on the current situation; are the villages within the "reserve" still occupied? The most recent reports I find date back to '06-'07 which detail an upsurge in activity by The Wildlife Department and the sinking of an overloaded boat being used to remove evictees. The Digya National Park covers an area of 3,478 km2 and is situated on the western shores of the Volta Lake. The article here provides some more background. Any news appreciated, thanks.
infodigyapark12:10 UTC12 Jun 2009	Hmmm...	1
siward19:00 UTC16 Jun 2009	Hello anonymous inquirer, if you have a real need to know this, then why not contact the authorities in Kwame Danso ? I don't doubt they will be happy with any help you can give.	2
essential_wear10:15 UTC24 Sep 2009	What arrogance #2! Who do you think you are talking to people like that?	3

Forced evictions from Digya "National Park".