The Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, Emelia Arthur, is pressing for stronger enforcement, greater transparency and investment in coastal livelihoods, as the government seeks to address illegal fishing and rebuild confidence in Ghana’s fisheries governance. The minister has presented the government’s legal reforms, expanded protection for artisanal fishers and marine conservation programme as central to […]
The Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, Emelia Arthur, is pressing for stronger enforcement, greater transparency and investment in coastal livelihoods, as the government seeks to address illegal fishing and rebuild confidence in Ghana’s fisheries governance. The minister has presented the government’s legal reforms, expanded protection for artisanal fishers and marine conservation programme as central to […]
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