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Plastic waste, silt threaten James Town harbour’s ship-repair business          
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Plastic waste, silt threaten James Town harbour’s ship-repair business          

Edward Adjei FRIMPONG
Published October 5, 20263 min read

The accumulation of plastic waste and silt at James Town Fishing Harbour in Accra is undermining the facility’s ship-repair operations, preventing trawlers from accessing the repair yard and depriving the harbour of potential revenue from maritime services.

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