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Despite some vibrancy having been injected in Ghana’s Fisheries sector in recent years, the sector is still believed to lack the adequate level of transparency desired to lead the country on a path of social, environmental and economic prosperity and sustainability. A new report launched last week shows that Ghana’s…

A recent finding indicates Ghana performs poorly in transparency when it comes to its marine fisheries sector. Specifically, the finding indicated that although data exists within Ghana’s fisheries administration, majority of this data is not publicly accessible. This revelation came up during the report launch of the assessment of online…

The Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development has pledged to cut the importation of fish into the country.

Ghanas Fisheries Ministry has cautioned CSOs over one-sided reports on sector

Ga-North MCE Engages Religious Leaders In His Area

Ga-North MCE Engages Religious Leaders In His Area

Mr Moses Anim, Deputy Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture Development (MoFAD), has urged fishers and fish processors to maintain high safety standards to increase economic value. He said a highly safe fish food would not only improve the quality of life for their families but provide enormous health benefits for…

The Ministries of Food and Agriculture and Fisheries and Aquacultural Development have organised an agricultural fair and exhibition highlighting Ghana's strength in food production for both domestic and international markets. The fair and exhibition event, themed "Accelerating Agricultural Development Through Value Addition," was one of the activities commemorating this year's…

Tro-Bu NPP Communication Directorate Equips Party Communicators

Tro-Bu NPP Communication Directorate Equips Party Communicators