Major Government Investment in New Aqua Project
NAMIBIA - N$8 million to start a major aquaculture project at Leonardville village in the Omaheke Region has been approved by the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources has allocated

Red Tide Loss High, but Oystermen Want to Rebuild
NAMIBIA - Nambian oyster farmers who have been dealt a huge blow in production following the loss of over 10 million oysters in the past weeks due to a red tide are not giving up.

Oysters Hard Hit by Red Tide
NAMIBIA - Namibia's oyster industry has lost 70 per cent of its production due to a 'red tide' algal bloom. The country's relatively small oyster trade has lost millions of shellfish which has delayed foreign market expansion by up to a year.

Conference for Fish Sector
NAMIBIA - An international conference aimed at reviewing development and progress of Namibia's fish industry is panned for later this year.

Report Praises Country Aquaculture
NAMIBIA - The Namibian Government has been praised for prioritising its aquaculture programme, as well as achieving a great deal through the programme within a short space of time.

Namibian debut proves a success
NAMIBIA - Namibian representatives are thrilled with the response from its first trade exibition. A delegation from the country's fishing and aquaculture industry promoted its industry at the International Seafood Expo held in Brussels, Belgium, and it...

Namibia: Fish farms face flood threat
NAMIBIA - Current flooding in the Caprivi Region poses a threat to the existing fish farms developed to enhance food security and reduce unemployment among the rural communities.

Namibia: Smuggling Abalone Could Harm Infant Industry
NAMIBIA - Smuggling of abalone (commonly known as perlemoen) into Namibia has the potential of harming the infant industry.