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Ghanaians React As It Is Revealed That 90% Of All Ship Vessels In Ghana Are For The Chinese

Ghanaians React As It Is Revealed That 90% Of All Ship Vessels In Ghana Are For The Chinese
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Ghana is one of the countries in the world to have a coast which serve of food for the country and other neighboring countries. The same coast which is popularly known as the Gulf Of Guinea is rich with minerals which generate a lot of money for the country.

The Environmental Justice Foundation has revealed that 90% of all fishing vessels in the country are owned by Chinese companies.

The foundation made this revelation possible after three months of intensive research on the coast of the country. We cannot be sure that the 10% vessels are for Ghanaians. Other companies outside the country may have a share in that since China alone has 90% of all these vessels operating in the country.

 

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