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Fishmeal Factories in The Gambia Accused of Depleting Fish Stocks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 13:52
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Fishmeal factories in The Gambia are accused of depleting fish stocks by capturing juvenile fish. Fishermen and fish vendors have called for urgent government action to tackle illegal fishing, corruption, and declining fish stocks.

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Stakeholders warn that continued inaction threatens the livelihoods and the future of The Gambia’s fishing industry. They are demanding stronger enforcement of existing laws and greater transparency in the sector.

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Who's involved

  • The GambiaSovereign state where the fishing industry is located
  • BanjulCapital city where stakeholders are holding discussions

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