The Citizen on MSN20h
Fish trade: Why Tanzania’s coastal regions trail Lake Zone
The fishing trade in Tanzania remains highly the fishing trade in Tanzania remains highly uneven, with the Lake Zone ...
The fish collectors hoping to save rare species from extinction
A community of rare fish enthusiasts collects endangered species of freshwater fish from lakes and springs around the world, ...
Great Lakes Now4d
One world, two Great Lakes
Lake Victoria is the largest of Africa’s Great Lakes, the second largest in the world after Lake Superior. George Bullerjahn, ...
Daily Nation on MSN7h
Kenyan fishermen ‘evict’ Tanzanians from Lamu waters
Kenyan fishermen in Lamu are embroiled in a conflict with migrants from Pemba Island in Zanzibar, which has seen more than ...
Victoria Advocate10h
John Jefferson: The reasons fish are so plentiful in Texas
When I began fishing, Texas had one hatchery—Heart of the Hills near Mountain Home. A rising human population required more ...
The Daily Monitor on MSN3d
Framers find solace in group farming
Fish production of most lakes in Uganda has changed considerably since development of most of the fisheries started during ...
The Independent2d
Entebbe workshop targets sustainable inland fisheries
To strengthen sustainable inland fisheries through integrated water resource management (IWRM), the Second Global Workshop on ...
Monitor on MSN5d
Illegal fishing increasing crocodile attacks in Kalangala - UWA
Ms Vanice Mirembe, an official from UWA, says catching undersized fish and fishing in breeding areas exposes them to ...
The Citizen on MSN1d
NEMC calls for full autonomy to strengthen plastic bag ban and environmental protection
The National Environment Management Council (NEMC) has acknowledged that enforcing Tanzania’s plastic bag ban remains a ...
Mirage News6d
Lake Colac Hosts Free Carp Catch Festival
Fishers and families looking for a fun day out these school holidays can get along to the Catch a Carp Festival at Lake Colac on Sunday 13 April.
New Vision on MSN7h
Namayingo islands women crossing treacherous lake for childbirth
When Esther Atieno started feeling sharp pain, she did not know that she was in labour, considering that she still had three weeks to the expected date of delivery.Atieno assumed it was just normal ...