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Fingerlings hatchery to address fish deficit in the country

A worker at Victory Farms in the process of handling fish eggs in the hatchery at Victory Farms. (James Omoro, Standard).

An aquaculture company has established a fish incubation machine that will produce 30 million tilapia fingerlings annually to bridge the fish deficit in Kenya.

This comes amid the backdrop that Kenya currently has a serious shortage of fish.

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