For us at CaFGOAG, the collaboration on the Sankofa: Equitable Fisheries Livelihoods in Africa has been very impactful. We can talk of the inspiration, empowerment, experience, networking, and technical and material supports at the disposal of the association through this collaboration

‘The European boats fishing under a veil of secrecy’, a great read by Financial Times journalist, Alexandra Heal, Aanu Adeoye & Abdoulie Jawo. I was quoted alongside others and I do believe that it’s time the EU led from the front on this issue. ig.ft.com/eu-fishing/

I don’t understand the logic of this decision. This govt.’s been in power for 6 months. The previous govt had over 7 years to implement your provisions but didn’t & was not delisted. Now you expect a new govt to do same in 6 months? illogique! fiti.global/fiti-internati…

It’s been a blessing and a joy hosting AfriCanGeorpady. Thanks to our listeners and guests for your support. #AfriCan!

I enjoyed recording this episode with the head of diplomatic mission and Secretary General of MOWCA. Thanks for being generous with your time and expertise, Dr Paul Adalikwu. I can’t wait for this episode to go live. # AfriCan!

Following fieldwork last month, Dr. Ife Sinachi - Azuanuka! in a brief ceremony donated some equipment to research collaborators Canoe & Gear Owners Association of Ghana (CaFGOAG) and the FCWC/CPCO to support them in their respective roles and continuation of the ISIPSK research. Read more on the website link in the thread👇

Remarkable! Our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Ife Sinachi - Azuanuka! and University of St Andrews for the generous donation of equipment to CaFGOAG. This will have a lasting impact, enabling CaFGOAG to continue advancing our work and supporting future endeavors. This support is invaluable - Nana KWEIGYAH

A recent UN report highlights abuses migrants face navigating land routes in Africa, noting there are likely twice as many deaths in the Sahara Desert as at sea. Read our analysis of migration trends: africacenter.org/spotlight/afri…

It is 29 August and the doors of the AfricanStudiesUK conference Oxford Brookes have opened for registration. Many delegates arrived yesterday, more arriving this morning. The first panels start at 11 this morning. It all begins.

We have a great list of ongoing award, fellowship and grant opportunities that we thought our members might be interested in. Check it out here: docs.google.com/document/d/1-x… #conservation #funding #fellowships #awards

The Dark Side of the Energy transition. This recently published article examines the forced resettlement of communities located in lithium concentrated regions of Zimbabwe. Evidently, the displacements are carried out in duress sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Black British in the United Kingdom 📍UK-born Black people earn 7.7% less than white people. 📍Black people with degrees earn 23% less than white people with similar qualifications. 📍Black people are more likely to live in poverty than white people minorityrights.org/communities/bl…

This 👇🏾 episode is not to be missed! I learnt so much from my discussion on maritime domain awareness and security in the Western Indian Ocean, with Hassani Ahamada Soil, maritime security expert Commission de l’océan Indien COI_IOC. Enjoy listening 🙏🏽 #AfriCan

Collaborative research offers a pathway local ownership, result dissemination and policy change. It works! We must stop paying lip service to collaborating with communities and start doing. Thanks for sharing about our work with you, Canoe & Gear Owners Association of Ghana (CaFGOAG) #Gobackandretrieveit!