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  Research in the country’s marine resources claims that nine out of every 10 fishing trawlers operating in the country are beneficially owned by Chinese corporations. This is in spite of a prohibition against foreign ownership or control of trawlers flying the country’s flags. According to findings of the study, the foreign owners usually operated through local front companies using opaque corporate structures to import their vessels, which they registered and with which they obtained licences to fish. It also estimated that Ghana was currently losing between $14.4 million and $23.7 million annually in the trawl sector due to low licence fees, as well as the lack of enforcement of revenue for fisheries-related infringements.

Greater accraGilbert samSocrates segborMichael arthur dadzieCrimes officeGhana national canoe fishermen councilNational fisheries association of ghanaEnvironmental justice foundationTransparency internationalFisheries commissionGhana industrial trawlers associationUnited kingdom basedNational fisheries associationOrganised crimes officeHow ghanaHen mpoano