Aquaculture
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Re-greening Africa: World Vision Ghana provides small ruminants to farmers in Bawku West
World Vision Ghana, a Christian humanitarian and development organization has provided 220 small ruminants to 110 farmers in the Bawku…
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Kenya says aquaculture development on course to boost food security
Kenya has partnered with donors and the private sector to establish a robust aquaculture sector in order to boost food…
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Fish farmers to raise catch by 50 percent in next four years
Arusha. Annual production of fish through aquaculture in Tanzania is set to reach 30,000 tonnes by 2025 from 20,000 tonnes…
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Kenya Railways introduce livestock transport services
The Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) has reintroduced livestock transport in its service. On Sunday, the parastatal announced a cattle wagon train…
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The Curious Case of Substandard Fertilizers in Kenya
Moroccan fertilizer company OCP is facing an unprecedented challenge in Kenya: the bombshell announcement of the arrest warrant against several…
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Hidden opportunities for aquaculture
The Poverty, Income, Consumption and Expenditure Survey undertaken by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimSTATS) in 2017 was released recently…
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The secret species that could control ectoparasites in aquaculture
A secret species of filter-feeder, placed in novel devices within fish pens, could help to greatly reduce the numbers of…
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Why aquaculture and agriculture must work in tandem
The aquaculture sector needs to adopt a collaborative approach with the agriculture sector – specifically around plant biotechnology – to…
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NAMIBIA SET TO AUCTION SHARE IN FISHING QUOTA
The Namibian government said it plans to auction its 60 percent share of the country’s annual horse mackerel and hake output…
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A word of warning for start-up producers
Prospective fish producers should consider all the hurdles that stand in the way of making a profit. Recently I heard…
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