Aquaculture
Mozambique losing 60 million dollars a year because of illegal fishing
The Mozambican Minister of the Sea, Inland Waters and Fisheries, Augusta Maita, revealed country’s plans to increase its operational resources...
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The marine species and habitats of Inhambane Province are important and extremely fragile
The coastline of the Inhambane Province in southern Mozambique is well-known for its thriving biodiversity. The area is rated by...
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Use of harmful fishing gear threatening kapenta existence in the Cahora Bassa Lake
Fishermen who catch the small fish known as "kapenta" (the local name for the Lake Tanganyika sardine), in Cahora Bassa...
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Mozambique authorities seek to combat biodiversity devastation by clamping on illicit fishing
According to media reports in Mozambique, the Ministry of the Sea, Inland Waters, and Fisheries has decided to suspend new...
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Mozambique gets funding for its rural economy initiative
The World Bank has authorized a $150 million grant from the International Development Association (IDA)* to assist the first phase...
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Tuna shipbuilding lawsuit is still going on
According to the shipyard, the British High Court has granted permission to Abu Dhabi-based Privinvest to initiate a lawsuit against...
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SADC plans strategy to raise aquaculture production in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Southern African Development Community has announced plans to raise aquaculture production in Sub-Saharan Africa to 350,000 tonnes per year....
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FAO joins Mozambique in its fight against illegal fishing
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has agreed to provide technical assistance to the Mozambican Ministry of the Sea,...
Read moreOutubro – Dezembro de 2023
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