22.3 C
Liberia
Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Chinese Fishing Company Booked for Smuggling Fish into Liberia

Monrovia – Chinese fishing company, Africa Zhong Sheng Hai, has been fined US$50K by the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) for allegedly smuggling a whole consignment of fish on the Liberian Market.


Report by Henry Karmo, [email protected]


According to NaFAA press release, the operators of the Africa Zhong Sheng Hai fishing company on June 8, 2018 secretly offloaded huge consignments of fisheries products from Fishing Vessel Fu Hai Yu 6666 at the China Union BMC Pier, at the Freeport of Monrovia without import permit from the Fisheries Authority.

The quantity of consignment that was offloaded was 132.277 tons of fish products. According to NaFAA, the revenue intake that should have been paid by Africa Zhong Sheng Hai Fishing Company was not paid to government as required.

NaFAA said its latest action is in continuation of others actions taken against Illegal cold storages that have been uncovered and compelled to regularize their status before operating in Liberia by the new management of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority.

NaFAA management has the constitutional mandate to raise the needed revenue for the government of Liberia through the fisheries Section 10 .

Hot this week

Liberia: Supreme Court Suspends Criminal Court “C” Proceedings Amid Jury-Tampering Legal Challenge

MONROVIA — The Supreme Court of Liberia has intervened...

Liberia: Government Cuts to Fishing License Fees Boost Production

Monrovia _ August 11, 2026: Fishermen in several Liberian fishing...

Naymote: Only 44% of County Budget Allocations Align With Local Development Priorities

MONROVIA — County governments are directing the vast majority...

Liberia: Boakai’s Twin Test — Cocaine, a Contested Border, and a Presidency Under Pressure

MONROVIA — Six weeks apart, two crises have converged...

Liberia: At Sorlumba, a Fragile Peace Papers Over an Unresolved Border Crisis

Sorlumba may be quiet, but the dispute is far...

Topics

Related Articles

Popular Categories