Crops and livestock are and will remain important, but Africa’s blue economy, including oceans, lakes and rivers are increasingly important and deserves greater strategic attention.

Since 2000, aquaculture production in Africa has grown by an average of almost eight per cent annually, but despite this, the continent still produces only 2.3 per cent of global…

The UN's FAO highlights the urgent need for Africa to expand its fish farming sector to meet growing food demands, despite record global aquaculture produc

Despite global growth in fisheries and aquaculture, Africa faces declining per capita fish consumption. Learn why and what it means for food security.

Africa needs to urgently expand its fish-farming sector to meet its food needs, the head of the UN's fisheries division said Tuesday, even as its latest report found record…

Crops and livestock are and will remain important, but Africa’s blue economy, including oceans, lakes and rivers are increasingly important and deserves greater strategic…