Fishery
Buchanan’s Fishing Community Faces Economic Devastation as Sea Erosion Worsens
Buchanan — The coastal city of Buchanan is grappling with a severe crisis as relentless sea erosion threatens to engulf entire neighborhoods,…
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Liberia: “Private Sector Investment Key To Liberia’s Fisheries Sector” – NaFAA Boss Emma Metieh Glassco
Monrovia – The Director-General of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA), Madam Emma Metieh Glassco, has described private sector investment as…
Floating Above Political Waters – Candid Impression of Executive Order 84
It was mid-2009, when the sun was about to set and I had gone on Popo Beach, in New Kru Town, right…
Liberia Maritime Authority Accused of Instigating Executive Order 84
Monrovia – Mr. Glassco Togba, Director of Marine Fishery, Liberian Fishery Resources has accused the Liberia Maritime Authority of undermining the reduction…
Amid Executive Order 84, Artisan Fishermen Worry About Vessels From Asia
Monrovia – Many artisan fishermen in West Point, Liberia biggest slum, and a place well known for fishing; have reacted strongly against…
Liberia Fishing Controversy: Gov’t Defends Executive Order 84
Monrovia – Ineptitude has been a recurring theme from critics when it comes to the ineffectiveness of some agencies in the Ellen…
Liberian Legislature to Probe Pres. Johnson-Sirleaf Executive Order 84
Monrovia – Plenary of the House of Senate and Representatives have taken separate decisions on a communication sent to them by the…
European Union Warns Liberia to Control Illegal Fishing
Monrovia – Liberia has been sternly warned by the European Union to tighten its screws against illegal fishing, being the world’s second…
Government Differs With EJF Position on Executive Order 84
Monrovia – The Government of Liberia (GoL) says it has taken due note of the interest expressed by the Environmental Justice Foundation…
Liberia Slammed Over Decision to Cut Inshore Exclusion Zone
London – The Environmental Justice Foundation is warning the Liberian government that it risks undermining the country’s food security if it continues…