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Commitment submissions for #OOC11 close tomorrow. ⏰
Governments, organizations, and institutions working across marine protected areas, sustainable fisheries, ocean-climate action, the blue economy, marine pollution, or maritime security: submit your commitment before 1 May at ouroceankenya.com/commitment…
#OurOceanKenya
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Africa is home to the world’s youngest population.
The Our Ocean Youth Leadership Summit, held in parallel with the main conference, will bring together young ocean champions from across Africa and around the world to share solutions, build networks, and shape commitments that reflect the priorities of the next generation.
Learn more: ouroceankenya.com/program/
#OurOceanKenya #OOC11 #OurOceanYLS #OOYLS #OLF #Kenya #OceanAction
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On Thursday, 2 October 2025, the French Defence Attaché, Colonel Grégoire Madelin, and the Director of SIREN Maritime Academy, Lieutenant Commander Emmanuel Vignet, led 33 students from SIREN Maritime Academy to visit the Naval Headquarters.
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Ghana explains how they are implementing locally the Guidelines to secure sustainable small-scale fisheries, including a code of practice for fish processing for artisanal fishers, to promote fish quality and build capacity of fish processors
See this Instagram post by @fisheries_commission instagram.com/p/DLFG1GVI1xa/…
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Taking the helm of the Fisheries Ministry has been both a revealing and challenging experience. I have had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the struggles of our fisherfolk, whom I am deeply committed to serving. Through stakeholder consultations, field visits, and engagements across various regions, I have gained valuable insights into the vast potential of the fisheries sector.
As a native of Shama, a thriving fishing community, I see striking similarities between our local challenges and those faced by fishing communities nationwide. This personal connection strengthens my resolve to drive meaningful change. I am dedicated to implementing strategies that foster economic growth, promote community development, and improve livelihoods for our hardworking fisherfolk.
Aligned with the vision of H.E. John Dramani Mahama and H.E. Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, to reset our nation, I remain committed to making a lasting impact. With the unwavering support of stakeholders and the fisheries community, I am confident that together, we can build a brighter future for Ghana’s fisheries sector.
Ghana participates in the 10th Our Ocean Conference
The tenth Our Ocean Conference is underway in Busan, Republic of Korea from April 28-30, 2025.
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WATCH: Micheal Mensah, a PHD candidate in the @UofRegina Department of Biology, won the national Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition last month. He joined our @PurdyGlobal in studio to talk about the competition, his work and what comes next.
globalnews.ca/video/10899162…
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Replying to @BenjiGyampoh @bbcampion
Indeed the trips organized by the department are very beneficial, aside it exposing the practical aspect of what we learn in class, it helps build a good relationship between lecturers and students.
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It is WORLD CLEANUP DAY 2024.
Make a conscious effort to clean your environment. We must find innovative ways of mobilising our communities to come together regularly to clean up and in the process educate ourselves on how to avoid littering the community.
linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem
The Faculty of Renewable Natural Resources of the KNUST joins the world in celebrating the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem. 1/2
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He will represent the University of Regina at the 2024 Western regional competition in British Columbia later in May."
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"Michael Mensah, a PhD candidate at the University of Regina and an alumnus of @Fisheries_KNUST won the annual three minute thesis (3MT) pitch event. His research "Fresh Solutions for Salty Cows" also won the people’s choice award. Congratulations, Michael!






































