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‘Sankofa’ in Policy and Practice: Valuing Traditional Ecological Knowledge for Sustainable Fisheries Management

by Josephine Asare
Monday 1 December 2025Wednesday 17 June 2026

‘San-kofa’, translated from Akan means “go back and get it”. Sankofa, is also an Adinkra symbol of the Akan people of Ghana that embodies the… Read More »‘Sankofa’ in Policy and Practice: Valuing Traditional Ecological Knowledge for Sustainable Fisheries Management

Strengthening the stakes: Valuing women’s role in African fisheries

by Josephine Asare
Wednesday 6 August 2025Wednesday 6 August 2025

For generations, women have played a critical role in fisheries. In Africa, women make up more than 50% of the fisheries and aquaculture workforce, where… Read More »Strengthening the stakes: Valuing women’s role in African fisheries

Casting Nets & Changing Tides: Showcasing African Women who Fish

by Josephine Asare
Monday 2 June 2025Wednesday 17 June 2026

Fishing as an activity is largely dominated by males, whereas women are more dominant in post-harvest roles including processing, marketing and distributing of the fish… Read More »Casting Nets & Changing Tides: Showcasing African Women who Fish

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