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Ghana on verge of importing fish stock for consumption

Ghana is on the verge of becoming dependent on imported fish stock for consumption, if nothing substantial is done to slow the rate at which the country's fish supply is depleting. Ghana's overexploitation of the fish stock and unhealthy fishing practices will soon force the country to rely solely on…
Kamal Deen Ali Isaac Okyere Centre For Maritime Law Centre For Coastal Management University Of Cape Coast Executive Director

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Royal Malaysian Navy deploys additional ship over encroachment in Exclusive Economic Zone off Sabah, Sarawak coast | Malaysia

SANDAKAN, Oct 6 — The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has deployed an additional vessel to monitor activities in Malaysian waters, following the presence of foreign vessels in Malaysia’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) off Sabah and Sarawak’s coast recently. RMN Eastern Fleet Commander Vice Admiral...
South China Sea Brunei General Datuk Sabri Zali Wisma Putra Patinggi Ali Royal Malaysian Navy

Hope for Indigenous Players as House Moves to Amend Cabotage Act

The ongoing amendment of the Cabotage Act 2003 by the National Assembly will reposition the nation’s maritime industry and promises a world of opportunities for local industry players, writes Olaoluwakitan Babatunde With nearly 900km coastal line and about 10,000km of inland waterways, matched with enormous potentials and opportunities, Nigerian maritime sector is capable of generating at least US$1.6 trillion or about 30 times the nation’s annual oil revenues. This is according to a resear...
Bashir Jamoh Muhammadu Buhari Olaoluwakitan Babatunde Lynda Ikpeazu Refinancing Fund A Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund

MMEA tracking Vietnamese fishing crew who escaped after their boats sank

The fishermen were believed to have escaped with the help of other foreign vessels. According to the MMEA Kudat, it said they received a report at 11am on Friday (March 5) alerting them to two stranded foreign fishing boats at around two nautical miles southeast of Pulau Sibogor Laut, Pulau Banggi. A patrol boat was deployed to the location but could not find any crew from either boat. “According to the villagers nearby, the boats were stranded the night before.Upon inspection, both boats are...
Republic Of Pulau Banggi Pulau Sibogor Laut Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Department Of Environment Sabah Parks

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