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Ghana plans to up fish production by 100,000t

Ghana plans to produce 130,000t of fish by 2018, compared to 27,500t now, from aquaculture 

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 8, 2014 09:29 GMT
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Ghana’s Bui Dam, the Volta Lake and Lower Volta Basin will all see some investment into tapping their natural resources as part of measures towards cultivating more fish for local consumption, reports Ghana Web [...]

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