Share Unlocking the potential of fish farming in Kenya According to official data, Kenya's annual fish production last year was 146,543 metric tonnes valued at Ksh24.5 billion.

Across Lake Victoria, the floating cage technology now supports at least 60,000 jobs, up from 34,000 two decades ago ...

A new scientific review has raised serious alarms about the environmental consequences of cage fish farming in Lake Victoria, ...

Had Onesmus Githui realised during his 27-year tenure at Telkom Kenya that fish farming was a lucrative venture, he would have quit in his first year of employment.

With innovative solutions like the Real Fish App, the future of fish farming in Kenya looks promising, paving the way for greater productivity and market access.

Fishery is a major economic activity in Busia, thanks to Lake Victoria that supports a huge population of fish including Nile Perch, Tilapia and Omena.

Apart from the challenge of convincing drought-hit farmers in Kenya that fish is a realistic future crop, the project still has a few other kinks to work out, Murithi and Mwangi said.

Tigoi Fish Farm in Kenya raises tilapia and catfish using fish farming techniques developed in Israel. Photo by Jacob Brauner Zinath Deen harvests fish in rectangular enclosures suspended in a ...

More Kenyans hit by climate change count on fish farming An increasing number of farmers are surviving drought and downpours by supplementing their income by raising fish.

Kenya is endowed with an extensive network of aquatic ecosystems, which support the commercial production of fish required to fill the growing gap in national fish supply and demand. The fisheries ...

Kenya’s fishing industry has started looking to fish farming to increase competitiveness with Chinese companies. Victory Farms, is fish farming enterprise based in Kenya, was founded in 2015 and ...