Aquaculture News Archives
The Mozambique government has called on the country’s financial sector to increase specialised financing for agriculture and fisheries as part of broader efforts to strengthen domestic production, improve food security and support economic growth. Speaking after a meeting with private sector representatives in Maputo, Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Fisheries Roberto Albino said stronger collaboration ...
Nigeria’s growing mismatch between fish demand and supply is drawing increased attention, as aquaculture players move to bridge the gap with technology-driven, quality-focused solutions. At the recent Food x Culture Workshop in Lagos, farm-to-market aquaculture firm Roshe Agro reaffirmed its commitment to supplying graded, fresh and traceable fish to the country’s food service industry. The ...
African fisheries cooperation is becoming increasingly critical as countries across the continent seek to unlock the full potential of the blue economy while addressing growing challenges in the sector. Calls for stronger collaboration have intensified following renewed discussions among policymakers and industry stakeholders, who argue that fragmented national approaches are limiting growth, weakening enforcement, and ...
Zimbabwe has taken a major step toward strengthening its aquaculture sector with the launch of its first tilapia value chain marketing strategy, a move aimed at transforming fish farming into competitive and commercially viable industry. Developed under the FISH4ACP initiative and supported by the Food and Agriculture Organization, the strategy sets out a clear roadmap ...
New World Economic Forum and Boston Consulting Group report outlines where Africa can catalyse growth through innovation, value-chain upgrades and scalable investment in blue foods Pan African, 03 February 2026 – Africa could unlock $17 billion in additional GDP, create up to 3.3 million jobs, and cut its protein gap with the rest of the world ...
NOAA Fisheries has confirmed that South Africa is among ten African nations granted full approval to export fish and fish products from all marine fisheries to the United States starting January 2026. The announcement follows NOAA’s enforcement of the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), which sets stringent standards for foreign fisheries seeking access to the ...
Load More