Ghanaians in Cambodia Face Arrest, $8,000 Fine Ahead of May 31 Exit Deadline
Ghanaians living in Cambodia without valid immigration documents risk arrest, deportation and heavy fines as authorities enforce a May 31 exit deadline.
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Supreme Court Rejects Godfred Dame’s Withdrawal Letter in Former Chief Justice’s Case
The Supreme Court has reportedly rejected a withdrawal letter filed by former Attorney-General Godfred Dame in the ongoing legal proceedings involving former Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo.
Sierra Leone Ports Authority Reaffirms Maritime Security Commitment Amid MV Acronian Investigation
The Sierra Leone Ports Authority has reaffirmed its maritime security commitment following preliminary findings in the ongoing investigation into MV Acronian.
Ghana Strengthens Aquaculture Collaboration to Boost Blue Economy Growth
Ghana is strengthening aquaculture collaboration to improve fish farming productivity, sustainability, and innovation as part of its national blue economy strategy.
Mauritius Strengthens Security Cooperation With the United States
Mauritius has strengthened security cooperation with the United States, focusing on maritime surveillance, regional stability, and protection of its exclusive economic zone.
Liberia’s Sekou A.M. Dukuly Receives New Regional Maritime Award Amid Port Infrastructure Progress
Hon. Sekou A.M. Dukuly has received another regional maritime award from WIMOWCA as Liberia continues expanding and modernizing its port infrastructure sector.
Republic of the Congo Advances Maritime Digitalization to Modernize Port and Shipping Operations
The Republic of the Congo is pushing maritime digitalization reforms aimed at modernizing port operations, improving logistics coordination and boosting trade competitiveness in Central Africa.
The Gambia Assumes Leadership of MOWCA as 19th General Assembly and 50th Anniversary Conclude in Banjul
The Gambia has assumed leadership of the Maritime Organization of West and Central Africa (MOWCA) after the successful conclusion of the 19th General Assembly and the organisation’s 50th anniversary celebrations in Banjul.
Nigeria Customs Trains Eastern Marine Officers to Boost Maritime Security
The Nigeria Customs Service has conducted specialised training for Eastern Marine officers to enhance maritime security capabilities against threats such as smuggling and illegal fishing.