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DOSSIER: Ban on fishing in Ghana
The Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development has placed a ban on the importation of all ornamental fishes and tilapia species. The ban which began on July 1 will end on December. Meanwhile, Government has imposed a one month ban on all fishing ac
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1000 Kayaye to benefit in Unilever supported project
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Chinese trawler fined $1m: EU praises Ghana government
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Ministry imposes 2 months ban on industrial trawlers
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Fisherfolk calling for extended closed season – Fisheries Ministry
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Closed season failed; fishermen propose new date
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Fishermen in Winneba make bumper harvest after fishing ban
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Fisherfolks back to sea after observing closed season
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Closed season ends: Government opens sea for fishing activities
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Fishermen meeting turns sour
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Premix Fuel Committee saves nation GHC36m - Fisheries Minister
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Learn to consult others – Minority advises government
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Ban on fishing annoys minority
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It is diabolic, suggestions of colored, poor quality of premix fuel – Premix Committee
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Fisheries Ministry announces 2019 Closed Season
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Fishing Season closes May 15
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Ghana risks losing fish stock to depletion by Chinese-owned trawlers – Prof. Akpalu
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‘Bacterial infection killed tilapia at Fujian farm’ - Fisheries Commission
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EU supports coastal districts to secure fishing beaches
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Government to construct 10 Coastal Fishing Harbours and Landing Sites - Oppong Nkrumah
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European Union poised to improving Ghana's fisheries sector - Roberto Schiliro
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Don't catch juvenile fishes - Fishmongers to fishermen
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Don't catch juvenile fishes - Fishmongers to fishermen
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Fishing industry shows signs of revival
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Chinese fish farm closed indefinitely after mass tilapia deaths
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We reported tilapia deaths voluntarily - Chinese Fishing Company
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Poisoned tilapia hits town
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Mass tilapia death: Embargo on 2 Chinese farms at Asutuare
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Be cautious when consuming tilapia – NADMO
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Fisherfolk found carting dead tilapia from Asutsuare for ‘koobi’
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We must protect our fishing industry - Fisheries Minister
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3 arrested for illegal fishing
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No catch today, ban on fishing was for our good - President of Ghana Inshore Fishing Association
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Closed-season fishing was to avoid fisheries ‘crush’ - Ministry
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Respect ban on hunting activities or face prosecution – Forestry Commission
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Poor communication, consultation necessitated postponement of fishing ban – John Boadu
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Have the fishermen won?
