KMA to form stray cattle-catching task force to save newly-planted trees

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly has resolved to put together a team of expert cattle catchers to round up stary cows in the city.
The move is part of measures to save several millions of newly-planted Green Ghana trees from being trampled by wandering ruminants.
Announcing the intervention, Regional Minister Simon Osei-Mensah told journalists at a press conference: "You know, it is not easy to catch a cow. It is extremely difficult. So, we are going to get some of those people who are good at it to do the work for us".
"We are going to engage them, we will pay them, and it will be their responsibility to ensure that the trees that we planted will not be consumed by or destroyed by the cattle", he explained.
Mr Osei-Mensah added: “We will pay them during the period; that is for a whole year, and if it is possible to have adequate resources to sustain it, then we sustain them the following year, too.”
Source: classfmonline.com
Trending News
OSP partners AngloGold Ashanti to tackle corruption in mining sector
13:45President Mahama to host Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on historic official visit to Ghana
12:01Education Minister denies claims of injuries during teachers’ protest
18:04Woman caged for spending GHS 800,000 mistakenly transferred to her account
14:41GFL calls for reassignment of Special Prosecutor over loyalty concerns
01:16Three Nkwanta SHS students killed in renewed ethnic violence
12:25Vice President leads call for prevention at 2025 International Day Against Drug Abuse
11:47GCAA and South Korea sign letter of intent to advance Ghana’s drone sector
17:46UAE ambassador pledges support for Accra’s modernisation agenda
14:26Ministry of Lands intensifies anti-galamsey task force operations across nation
01:06