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Why African environmental ministers must reject deep-sea mining licenses
The vast, uncharted depths of our oceans, once thought to be untouchable, are now at the mercy of relentless human exploitation. Deep-sea bed mining...
Africa’s deep-Sea mining dilemma: At the crossroads of progress and preservation
When Kofi Boateng, a fisherman from Jamestown, casts his net into the Atlantic Ocean, he does so with a sense of ancestral duty. His...
The vanishing guardians of Ghana’s oceans: Exposing the sea turtle poaching crisis
This story was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center’s Ocean Reporting Network.Â
Nyanyano, Ghana — In an open, unsanitary seaside shed in Nyanyano, a...
iWatch Africa trains Ghanaian newsrooms on online abuse and harassment
iWatch Africa, a non-profit media and policy organisation dedicated to promoting transparency and accountability, organised a second training session to help media organisations deal...
SOA Ghana educates over 100 fishers and coastal residents on ending turtle poaching in Nyanyano
SOA Ghana Hub embarked on a community outreach initiative in Nyanyano last Sunday to combat the rampant poaching and illegal trade of sea turtles....
