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Gov’t lifts ban on Chinese fish
All systems go for the product Department of Fisheries lifted the ban on...
The hunt for the fish pirates who exploit the sea
For 10 years, a rogue fishing vessel and its crew plundered the world’s...
‘Blue Economy’ could be a pillar of Morocco’s development
To increase the contribution of the “Blue Economy,” Rabat is seeking to benefit...
Severe consequences for illegal fishing activities
The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernhard Esau, during his annual address...
One in four fish in Africa is caught illegally, this threatens the sustainability of fish stocks, damages the ecosystem and deprives governments of income and people of livelihoods.
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