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262K views · 3.2K reactions | Ten percent of Ghanaians rely on fishing - but the stocks are dwindling. Competition and overfishing by international trawlers, as well as harmful practices employed by local fishing folk have led to a strain on both the ecosystem and peoples’ livelihoods. The 77 Percent accompanied a group of fishermen on to the rocky waters. #DWAfrica #The77Percent | DW Africa | Facebook

Transforming Ghana Fisheries with Ocean Data Sensors

For our latest Street Debate, #The77Percent heads to Elmina in Ghana, where illegal practices are threatening the fishing industry that many depend on for survival. Although regulations are in place to protect fish stocks, large international trawlers have been accused of plundering resources. As local fishing communities grow increasingly desperate, are there any solutions in sight to the country's fishing crisis? Watch to find out! | DW Africa