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GMA Warns Against Sea Pollution and Alcohol Use in Prampram Outreach

NewsBy Roger Amanor OforiFebruary 27, 2026

GMA Warns Against Sea Pollution and Alcohol Use in Prampram OutreachIn a move to safeguard Ghana’s marine ecosystem and critical offshore assets, the Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has intensified its community outreach, urging fisherfolk in Abia and Prampram in the Ningo-Prampam District of the Greater Accra Region to become active partners in the fight against…

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