This investigative report exposes how Chinese-owned trawlers using illegal light fishing and undersized nets are decimating Ghana’s fish stocks, costing the nation over $50 million annually while pushing 100,000 artisanal fishers toward poverty, despite government promises of a new Marine Protected Area.
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