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NaFAA Ends Awareness in Fishing Communities on Net Exchange Program, “Rubber Net for Thread Net” NaFAA Ends Awareness in Fishing Communities on Net Exchange Program, “Rubber Net for Thread Net” NaFAA DG speaking to fishermen and Fishmongers in Banjor Fishing Community Fishermen in Liberia particularly those using paddling canoes are set to receive free thread nets or the multifilament nets to replace the current rubber nets / monofilament nets which poises threat to the marine envi...

Liberia: Local Fishermen Complain on the Quality of NaFAA New Fishing Nets Liberia: Local Fishermen Complain on the Quality of NaFAA New Fishing Nets Share MONROVIA — Local fishermen have criticized recent move by the National Fisheries and Aqua Culture Authority (NaFAA) to change their fishing nets. The fishermen who spoke with FrontPageAfrica over the weekend said the fishing net intended to be distributed by NaFAA is not durable compared to the ones being used by them and will cost them s...

Two 40 Foot Containers of Fishing Nets Arrive in Monrovia – Ahead of Free Fishing Nets Distribution Across Coastal Communities Two 40 Foot Containers of Fishing Nets Arrive in Monrovia – Ahead of Free Fishing Nets Distribution Across Coastal Communities Kru Paddling Canoes Operators and Fishmongers on Grand Cess Beach in Grand Kru County As part of efforts to empower local fishermen across Liberia, the government of Liberia through the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (Na...

Two 40 Foot Containers of Fishing Nets Arrive in Monrovia Two 40 Foot Containers of Fishing Nets Arrive in Monrovia Share Monrovia — As part of efforts to empower local fishermen across Liberia, the government of Liberia through the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) has disclosed the arrival of a huge consignment of internationally recommended multifilament or thread fishing nets. The arrival of the nets is part of World Bank-sponsored project for Sustainable Management of ...

… Says UMC Human Rights Monitor Director Following the burning of a huge quantity of drugs worth  (L$783,471,720) by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) , Jefferson Knight, Human Rights Monitor Director of the Liberia Annual Conference, the United Methodist Church (LAC/UMC), says if Liberians downplay the issue of drug proliferation in the country, it may undermine and undercut the national development agenda of the country. Mr. Knight, in an exclusive interview, told the Daily Obse...