The country loses an estimated $200 million annually as a result of foreign fishing vessels operating illegally in the ...

Fisherfolks within coastal communities in Keta Municipality of the Volta Region are enjoying a bumper harvest of fish over ...

Waterways have long been a vital mode of transportation for many Ghanaian communities, providing access to schooling, work, and trade.

Fisherfolk within coastal communities in the Keta Municipality of the Volta Region are enjoying a bumper harvest of fish over the months due to what has been described as favourable weather conditions ...

Climate change–induced challenges are reshaping Ghana’s natural ecosystems, economies, and communities. These shifts, largely driven by human activities such as fossil fuel use, deforestation, and ...

Ghana's economy is undergoing a period of significant transformation, marked by recovery from recent financial challenges and new momentum in reforms aimed at inclusive growth. The United Nations ...