Aquaculture, a promising economic catch for Africa
A vendor carefully packages fresh fish products.Photo Credit: Busani BafanaAquaculture, a promising economic catch for AfricaBy Busani Bafana Download PDFAquaculture and fisheries have the…
Aquaculture
ILRI, partners equip Lake Victoria farmers to cut cage fish deaths
Dr. Katie Fiorella leads a discussion on disease reporting for cage farmers at Ogal Beach, Kisumu County, Kenya. Photo Credit: ILRIILRI, partners equip Lake…
Water quality testing helps Cameroon fish farmers double their harvests
More than 3,000 fish farmers in North Cameroon have been trained on water quality testing under a programme backed by the government and the…
Illegal fishing threatens Zambia fish stocks, biodiversity
People living around water bodies rely on fishing for their livelihoods but do the fishing activities illegall. Photo Credit: Noel IyombwaIllegal fishing threatens Zambia…
Cameroon plantation firm eyes bigger pineapple market share
A farmer stands next to a bunch of pineapples that are ready for sale. Photo Credit: Elias NgalameCameroon plantation firm eyes bigger pineapple market…
Search for water solutions takes centre stage at FAO conference
With agriculture accounting for the consumption of 70 per cent of the world’s freshwater resources, agri-food systems are therefore central to addressing the scarcity we are facing.
Uganda scientists breathe new life into fish farming
Amuru fish pond in Uganda. Photo Credit: Lominda AfedraruUganda scientists breathe new life into fish farmingDownload PDF[rt_dropcap_style dropcap_letter=”A” dropcap_content=”WELO Fish Farm Ltd in Northern…
Upgraded canoes bring home big catch for South Sudan fishing communities
The climate crisis is worsening in our country, and over two million people are internally displaced due to flooding and drought, and failure in rain patterns have resulted in crop failure
Victory Farms poised for further growth after $35m Series B drive
The East African fish supply deficit is one of the greatest supply-demand imbalances in the global food system today.
Cage fish farming tests the health of Rwanda lake
Janvière Tuyisenge says society made them believe the stereotype that science was not a subject for girls.
