The Ghana Tuna Association (GTA) is complaining about the current fishing licencing regime, describing it as too expensive.

The Ghana Tuna Association has expressed concern over the current fishing licence regime, describing it as too expensive.

The Rev. David G. Christensen Jr., 82, of West Tisbury, and Stratford, Conn., passed away on Feb. 20, 2025, at Civita Care at West River in Orange, Conn.  David was born in Springfield on Oct. 29, ...

Salinity has been an enemy of agriculture for millennia because even though many crops can withstand low to moderate salt ...

The Ghana Employers Association (GEA) has launched the Employers’ Code of Practice and Action Plan for Eliminating Child ...

Fish farmers call for the government support By Paul Mamattah Aquaculture plays a crucial role in Ghana’s economy, providing employment for thousands of people and contributing significantly to the ...

Hundred children of fishers in five fishing communities in Tema and its environs are to receive technical and vocational education as part of the Alternative Meridian Ports Services (MPS) Livelihood ...

The lake has space for many more fish cages. Yet Tropo is one of only a few big fish farms in west Africa. Despite its large ...

Street vending is a major economic activity in most of Ghana’s urban areas. The vendors bring everyday goods to residents and ...

Mr Anderson Obeng Amoako, Ada-East District Malaria Focal Person, has warned the public against using malaria nets for fishing ...

my administration is taking a bold position to improve transparency of fishing activity," Ghana Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development Mavis Hawa Koomson said at the time. "This will ...