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Congo fishermen abandon nets for plastic waste | Africanews

Some have even ditched fishing altogether because it is more profitable to sell the plastic waste they trawl out of the river, the world's second-most powerful watercourse after the Amazon.

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Congo fishermen abandon nets for plastic waste | Africanews

Some have even ditched fishing altogether because it is more profitable to sell the plastic waste they trawl out of the river, the world's second-most powerful watercourse after the Amazon.

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rfi.fr1 mesi fa

DR Congo fishermen resort to trawling plastic waste

The mighty Congo River feeds millions of people along its course through the vast Democratic Republic of Congo but fishermen near the capital now find more plastic than fish in their nets.

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  1. mercoledì 20 maggio 2026·africanews.com

    Congo fishermen abandon nets for plastic waste | Africanews

    Some have even ditched fishing altogether because it is more profitable to sell the plastic waste they trawl out of the river, the world's second-most powerful watercourse after…

  2. mercoledì 20 maggio 2026·rfi.fr

    DR Congo fishermen resort to trawling plastic waste

    The mighty Congo River feeds millions of people along its course through the vast Democratic Republic of Congo but fishermen near the capital now find more plastic than fish in…