Ghana is a multi-party democratic country located on West Africa’s Gulf of Guinea, where it has a tropical climate that exhibits both wet and dry seasons. It is a nation known for its diverse wildlife, old forts, and diverse ecology. In different sectors of the country, there are different crops grown of particular significance to its economy. There are sectors dedicated to growing cotton and tobacco. Other sectors are dedicated to primarily food crops like maize, plantain, cocoyam, and cassava. However, in the forest sector, tree crops including cocoa, palm oil, coffee, and rubber are especially important. The nation’s economy

Worldwide fish consumption per capita is higher than it has ever been. With such increasing demand, particularly amongst the developed world, overfishing has become a serious issue. One-third of the world’s oceans can be classified as overfished, which disproportionately affects developing nations. It is estimated that, in the near future, many African countries will have to start importing fish, despite an overwhelming ability to produce fish themselves. This points to a severe lack of food sovereignty for the region. Uganda’s Fish Scarcity Uganda is home to the largest freshwater lakes in Africa, Lake Victoria. Historically, Lake Victoria has been open