Liberian Women Are Getting “Out of the Box” and Reshaping the Fishing Industry
A US$2 million World Bank-supported grant is helping women make strides in the fishing industry, competing with their male counterparts.
A US$2 million World Bank-supported grant is helping women make strides in the fishing industry, competing with their male counterparts.
MONROVIA — The National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority has secured a US$325,000 grant from the Food and Agriculture Organization of ...
L-R J. Cyrus Saygbe Sr., Director General of NaFAA, and Ms. Valerie Hickey, Director for Environment and Blue Economy at ...
NaFAA Director General Cyrus Saygbe Sr. says the authority plans to use artificial intelligence and other technology to strengthen fishing-vessel ...
Monrovia — Fishermen in several Liberian fishing communities have reported an increase in registered fishing canoes and fish catches following ...
MONROVIA – The National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) has launched its first-ever Open Media House, unveiling a new platform ...
MOMBASA, Kenya – The Government of Liberia has secured a grant of US$500,000 through Oceans5 to support the review and ...
MONROVIA — Emotions ran high Friday as beneficiaries, government officials and development partners gathered in Monrovia to formally close the ...
MONROVIA — Liberia's fisheries authority issued an urgent public health warning Friday after a toxic pufferfish washed ashore at Marshall ...
On March 30, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai claimed Liberia has 579 kilometers of coastline and 200 Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). ...
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