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Illegal fishing is thriving in African waters – A satellite system could help change that

Scientists propose a $347 million satellite network to help African countries detect illegal fishing fleets, protect marine resources and tackle billions in annual losses, but warn that effective enforcement remains the biggest challenge.

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Illegal fishing is thriving in African waters – A satellite system could help change that
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Original headline: “Illegal fishing is thriving in African waters – A satellite system could help change that”

  • Africa
  • Headlines
  • African maritime security
  • illegal fishing
  • Kenya and Somalia
  • marine conservation