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Aquaculture
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Cummins offers a quick turnaround
Cummins marine customers have limited time to spend in dock for any repairs or maintenance, which means an effective response and quick turnaround time ... -
Namibia: Gloves Off in Phosphate Dispute… Scientist Claims Real Threat Comes From Fishing Sector
Walvis Bay — An environmental scientist has spectacularly claimed the real threat to the marine ecosystem comes from the fishing sector, which, he argues, ... -
Kenya: Fish Farming, a Life Changer for Many Lives in Busia
Busia — Fishery is a major economic activity in Busia, thanks to Lake Victoria that supports a huge population of fish including Nile Perch, ... -
New policy paper highlights potential of seaweed in Africa
A new policy paper by the African Development Bank has highlighted the potential of seaweed farming as a means of augmenting socio-economic development in ... -
Senegal faces economic boom in Oyster farming
Senegal has developed an important oyster industry in recent years that is still under-exploited although it is promising new revenues. The mangrove swamp near ... -
Kenya: Cage Fishing Gaining Momentum in Homa Bay
Aquaculture through cage fish farming is slowly but surely gaining popularity in the country as farmers are now shifting their attention from the much ... -
Egypt: Efforts to Boost Poultry, Fish, Livestock Wealth
Agriculture Minister Sayyed Quseir had talks on Monday with the ministry's leaderships to review the efforts being exerted to boost the poultry, fish and ... -
Egypt ranks 1st in fish farming in Africa: Minister
A man holding a number of fish – Reuters Egypt has great experience and successful experiences in the field of livestock and fisheries, as ... -
African Countries Must Protect Their Fish Stocks From the European Union – Here’s How
By Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood Fisheries serve as a source of employment for millions of people in the small scale sector on the coastline of Africa. ... -
West Africa: Foreign Fishing Fleets Exploiting West, Central African Coasts – Researchers
By Eniitan Olorunyomi Most of the trespassers are Chinese fleets that hamper the activities of artisanal fishers. Distant water fishing fleets operating along the ...
