Kenya: Lamu Fishermen Affected By Lapsset Urged to Embrace Seaweed Farming

25 November 2018

Fishermen affected by insecurity and the ongoing dredging activities at the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport (Lapsset) Corridor project have been advised to embrace seaweed farming as an alternative way of earning a livelihood.

Majority of fishing channels were closed off due to the dredging at the Lamu port site in Kililana in Lamu West with more than 5,000 fishermen being affected.

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