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- Ocean & Climate Action
Enforcement of fisheries laws: An essential means to sustainable fisheries
According to national fisheries statistics, Ghana’s fisheries sector has undergone a prohibitive decline in stocks over the last few years,…
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iWatch Africa launches its 2021 Policy Dialogue Series
iWatch Africa has launched its 2021 Policy Dialogue Series which seeks to bring diverse experts and stakeholders across the world…
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iWatch Africa to launch its 2021 ‘Policy Dialogue Series’ on Saturday, Jan 16
iWatch Africa will officially unveil its maiden ‘Policy Dialogue Series’ on Saturday, 16th January 2021 as part of a broader…
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Predictions for 2021: Digital Rights, Global Security, Climate Change & Expectations of the Biden Administration – Part 1
With a very challenging 2020 dominated by the global COVID-19 pandemic quickly coming to an end, iWatch Africa is looking…
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On the other side of Saiko
Ghana’s marine fishery directly and indirectly generates remunerative employment for many people in the coastal communities. Despite its contribution to…
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Value your personal and public integrity – Co-founder, iWatch Africa
Co-founder and Director of Research and Advocacy for iWatch Africa, Philip K. Banini, has urged the youth to uphold moral…
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- Ocean & Climate Action
Tema Newtown Beach: The ‘new normal’ destroying livelihoods
Tema Newtown is one of the Ga-speaking indigenous communities in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana, situated close to the…
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Unsung & undervalued: How a plastic waste collector in Ghana risks his life to defend our ecosystem
In a period where many cities and towns around the world are drowning in plastic waste, certain unsung men and…
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