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Fishing for a fortune on his father’s farm

Migori, Kenya: When he completed his secondary education in 2002, Jared Otieno opted to start fish farming in his parents’ piece of land.

Otieno, 31, who hails from Migori County, had seen fishing at the lakeside transform many households for the better.

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