Description

When a strange series of fish deaths begins along the Volta River basin, most people in Accra dismiss it as coincidence. But four young adults from different parts of Ghana notice patterns others ignore. Ama from Ada, Kofi from Kumasi, Selorm from Ho, and Aisha from Tamale each carry personal reasons for caring about water more than most.
What begins as curiosity slowly turns into something far more dangerous—a web of hidden pollution, powerful interests, and buried truths stretching across towns and cities. As the river’s health declines, so does the trust between them. Friendship becomes fragile, and silence becomes risky. Yet walking away is not an option. In a country where rivers are life, someone must listen when they begin to speak. The River Keepers is a gripping, emotionally rich Ghanaian
story about youth, courage, and the price of protecting what cannot speak for itself.