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Aquaculture
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Sh100 Million Pilot Program To Boost Fish Farming Launched
Fish farmers from Nyanza and Eastern regions of Kenya are set to benefit from a Sh100 million pilot program aimed at boosting yields and ... -
Fish project tackles malnutrition and boost incomes in Uganda
20th July 2022: In Ugandan lakes, three highly nutritious, finger-sized fishes, known locally as ‘muziri’, ‘ragoogi’ and ‘mukene’ dominate fish catches. However, their nutritional – and ... -
Fish project tackles malnutrition in Uganda
Photo caption: Betty Mercy Timber with members of the Ntoroko Women Mukene Fishers Association at Ntoroko landing site, Lake Albert, Western Uganda/Photo credit: NutriFish ... -
Nigeria largest catfish producer in Africa: FG
“Nigeria is the world’s largest producer of African catfish on which millions of people’s livelihoods depend. Our goal is to improve domestic catfish production.” ... -
MANAGING WATER TREATMENT “LIFE CYCLE” SAVES COSTS AND HEADACHES
Most cooling and heating system failures happen because of the same mistakes or oversights. Anelia Hough, consultant at Allmech. -
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 ...
