Scientists adopt rapid bacteria testing kits to improve water quality in Ghana's aquaculture sector
Ghana is yet to rake in more benefits from its blue economy, precisely the aquaculture industry, to shore up the country’s dwindling economic growth.
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Ghana is yet to rake in more benefits from its blue economy, precisely the aquaculture industry, to shore up the country’s dwindling economic growth.
Anloga was the scene of a colourful carnival, cultural exposition and display of rich traditions last Saturday, when the Anlo State rounded off...
Introduction. Ghana has one of the longest coastlines in West Africa, 550 km (360 miles) of which most of the coast is sandy or soft rock like clay and limestone with only few sections being rocky. This geomorphological formation along the coast combined with human activities, global warming, climate change,…
Ghana’s coastline is home to some of West Africa’s best beaches, from Accra’s Labadi Beach to the party-goer’s Kokrobite and the surf-friendly Busua.
EU promotes clam production in Ghana The production of clam in Ghana, locally known as “adode,” yielding an annual income of four million dollars for the harvesters and processors, has been given a boost through a project for community empowerment and sustainable practices, sponsored by the European Union (EU). The “Far Dwuma Nkodo” project, implemented by Hen Mpoano, a not-for-profit organisation, and the UK-based Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF), another not-for-profit organisation, has sensitised clam harvesting communities in the Greater Accra and Volta regions on best c...