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Ghana meteorological agency warns of funding crisis linked to arrears

Ghana's meteorological agency, GMet, reportedly warned of a funding crisis over arrears owed by the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority.

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Reduced meteorological capacity could affect aviation safety and weather-warning services.

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  1. Ghana: GMet Warns of Funding Crisis Over GCAA Arrears ↗allafrica.com · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 3:02 PM UTC

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