There are ministers who manage a ministry, and there are ministers who change how the world sees a country. In less than two years, Hon. Emelia Arthur, MP, Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, has done the second. When she took office in January 2025, Ghana’s fisheries sector was in crisis: declining stocks, rising imports, persistent […]
There are ministers who manage a ministry, and there are ministers who change how the world sees a country. In less than two years, Hon. Emelia Arthur, MP, Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, has done the second. When she took office in January 2025, Ghana’s fisheries sector was in crisis: declining stocks, rising imports, persistent […]
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