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Growing concern over fish from China

Fishermen from Karagita Landing beach in Lake Naivasha prepare their nets before heading into the water body for fishing

NAIVASHA, KENYA: The National Beach Management Unit (NBMU) has raised red flag over flooding of the country’s market by fish imports from China.

The association has noted that new trend poses a major threat to thousands of fishermen and families that rely on the fishing sector.

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