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Government cannot do it alone when it comes to development, making Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) increasingly important in the equation of development in Ghana. “CSOs are taking center stage in the tripod of development,” says Stephen Osei-Yeboah. The development...
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“As for us, we are soldiers and we shall fight illegality by any means”. These are the very words of a naval officer during a recent training in Fisheries Regulations and Laws enforcement in which the Marine Unit of the Ghana Police Service, Ghana Navy, Ghana...
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Shocking and saddening news – another dead whale has washed ashore in Western Region of Ghana. The increased rate of washing ashore of dead whales is of great concern to the general public in Ghana with already over 25 whales having washed ashore since 2009. Local...
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Anlo is a picturesque beach located in the Shama district of the Western Region in Ghana. Like many other wetlands in the area, the Anlo Beach wetland is threatened by degradation resulting from over-exploitation of mangrove wood for fish smoking, dumping of solid...
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On June 5 and 6 2013 the second Amanzule Planning Retreat under the theme ‘ye aza ne mo, ye kenlebie’ (our wetlands, our future) took place. The retreat was attended by over 50 stakeholders including chiefs, municipal and district chief executives, development...
