Farmers setting their nets for a catch. Photo: Farm Africa. Fish production in Kenya has for long been heavily reliant on wild fish in Lake
Kenya has lifted ban on Chinese fish imports into the country at a time when local fish production has declined due to water hyacinth invasion
The Kenyan government has launched plans to eradicate the water hyacinth menace in Lake Victoria, a weed that has led to dwindling fish production affecting
Flourishing water hyacinth in Nairobi Dam. The sea weed is now used by Kenyan farmers as the best substrate to grow oyster mushroom. Photo courtesy.
A report by East Africa Community and the European Union task force has indicated that Kenya and Uganda leads in fish production in the region
European Union through European Development Fund is set to provide about Sh1.2bn (10 million Euros) as part of its 85 million Euros committed to East
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