Freetown’s Quay: How Sierra Leone Monetized the Shoreline
From IRHUB Ocean Capital · 44:32
Show by KMKT
Sierra Leone's shift from a state-run port to a landlord model—long leases and private operators—turns Freetown's quay into a financial asset, beyond a dock wall. Zach and Emily connect fishing licenses and EEZ rights to the concrete where catch and containers actually clear. Hosted by Zach Martin and Emily Martin on IRHUB Ocean Capital Podcast, from IRHUB on KMKT.
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