A GNA Feature by Michael Pepsin Avorgah Aflao (V/R), Feb. 10, GNA– Fishing in Ghana’s Ketu South Municipality is at a critical juncture, as illegal practices, disputed policies, and weak enforcement ...

Migration isn’t just a phenomenon of birds, fish, and mammalian behemoths; it’s a strategy that is being embraced by artisanal fishers in the Global South to tackle financial uncertainty and poverty ...

The Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Emelia Arthur, has outlined an ambitious agenda to transform Ghana’s fisheries and ...

Ghana has announced plans to expand the area in which small-scale fishers can operate, in response to persistent violations by industrial trawlers encroaching into this zone. The country’s inshore ...

By Laudia Anyorkor Nunoo Tema, Feb. 04, GNA – The annual July fishing closed season, while intended to rebuild Ghana’s dwindling fish stocks, has intensified economic hardship for fishing households, ...

Ghana’s coastline stretches 550 kilometers, brimming with untapped economic potential. Yet, for decades, our marine economy has been narrowly focused on fishing – a sector now in crisis due to ...

Fish vendor Mercy Allotey waits at the beachfront in Ghana's capital Accra for customers to buy the freshest catch brought in by the brightly-coloured dugout canoes plying the coast. The fishing ...

Ghana’s wetlands, once revered as life-giving ecosystems and protected through deeply rooted traditional practices, are ...

The annual July fishing closed season, while intended to rebuild Ghana’s dwindling fish stocks, has intensified economic hardship for fishing households, particularly women and children, a new Sankofa ...