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Cameroon: Sub-Saharan Officials Say Reducing Fish Imports Creates Local Jobs

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[VOA] Yaounde, Cameroon -- Officials in Sub-Saharan Africa countries have agreed it is important to reduce over-dependence on imported fish and seafood from North Africa and the European Union and instead they should strive to cultivate fish-farming, which will create jobs for unemployed youth. The officials, meeting in Cameroon, said their goal is to invest some of what they collectively spend on importing fish each year, and put that funding into developing local fish farms. They hope to re-direct to local fish farmers a large

Source: allAfrica.com

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