One million energy-saving light bulbs have arrived in Ghana as part of efforts to mitigate the serious energy crisis in the country. The compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), which consume approximately six times less energy than ordinary light bulbs, are to be distributed among the military, police, prison service and secondary schools, according to the

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