Damongo, Savannah Region | 26th October 2026
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has officially launched the ban on Styrofoam products in the Savannah Region as part of efforts to promote environmental sustainability, reduce plastic pollution, and protect public health.
The regional launch was held on Monday, 26th October 2026, at the Damongo Community Centre in Damongo, the Savannah Regional capital. The event brought together traditional authorities, government representatives, heads of departments, and other key stakeholders to support the initiative.
The programme was graced by the Chief Executive Officer of the EPA, Prof. Nana Ama Browne Klutse, The Savannah Regional Minister, Hon. Lawyer Salisu Bi-Awuribi alongside Tolondompewura Abdalah, who chaired the event. Yagbonwura, Bii-Kunuto Jewu Soale I, Representative, and the Damongowura, Seidu Kelly Boresa II, together with heads of various departments and other dignitaries.
The launch served as an important platform to strengthen public awareness of the environmental challenges associated with Styrofoam products and the need for collective action to promote responsible waste management.
The participation of traditional leaders and institutional representatives underscored the importance of collaboration between government agencies, traditional authorities, businesses, and the general public in ensuring the success of the initiative.
As the Savannah Region joins the nationwide effort to address the environmental impact of Styrofoam, residents and businesses are encouraged to support the implementation of the ban, embrace environmentally friendly alternatives, and contribute to keeping their communities clean and healthy.
Protecting our environment is a shared responsibility. Together, we can build a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable Savannah Region for present and future generations.
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