Jamestown fishermen voice concerns over inclusion in new fishing harbour
Fishermen in Jamestown are expressing serious concerns about their role in the soon-to-be-commissioned fishing harbour, fearing they may be excluded from its operations despite earlier assurances from the government. The $60 million harbour project, now 99 per cent complete, is set to revolutionize the fishing industry in the area. However, the artisanal fishermen are worried that their traditional roles might be overlooked in this new development. Nii Armah Wulu II, the Chief Fisherman of Jamestown, highlighted the need for clear guarantees to protect their livelihoods in an interview with Citi Business News. "Fishing is our primary source of income, and...
