Water recycling to protect Western Cape farmers from extreme weather conditions
Climate change is having a serious impact in the water-scarce in South Africa's Western Cape leading to decreased rainfall, rising temperatures, and extreme weather...
Rwanda to invest $16 million to boost fish farming
By Zablon Oyugi
The government of Rwanda is set to commit over $16 million towards implementing a five-year project to boost fish farming in the...
Fish Farming in Mali – Part of the Long-Term Solution to Militancy and Instability
By Kate Schecter, CEO, World Neighbors
Militants recently struck Mali’s main military base outside the capital of Barmako. This is one of the many attacks...
Group saving accounts empower Uganda’s fishing communities
In March 2022, NutriFish, a fish processing project of CultiAF, a partnership of the International Development Research Centre, Canada, and the Australian Centre for...
Kenya to boost fish industry contribution to the national economy by 80 per cent...
The Kenya Fish Marketing Authority (KFMA), a state agency established in 2016 has come up with a strategic target to expand fish industry contribution...
UM6P, ILO launch program to decarbonize agriculture
Morocco’s Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) and the International Labor Organization (ILO) have launched a joint program aiming to decarbonize agriculture and agribusiness.
Initiated by...
Rwanda to launch program to bridge practical skills gap in aquaculture industry
In an effort to improve its aquaculture production, the Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Board (RAB) is aiming to launch a program that will...
Uganda poises Sh 40million fine on Illegal fish dealers
Uganda has passed the Fisheries and Aquaculture Bill that among others prescribes a Shs40m fine or jail sentence of two years for those found...
Compassion in World Farming calls out Best Aquaculture Practices for failing to improve farmed...
Compassion in World Farming has today called out the seafood certification scheme Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) for failing to improve the welfare of the...
The Link-Belt excavators work on the construction of fish farming ponds
Brazilian fish farming grew by 4.7% in 2021, producing more than 800,000 tons of farmed fish, according to a survey by the Brazilian Fish...