Kenya is losing an estimated Sh45 billion every year to illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, government officials revealed during a stakeholders’ forum on marine fisheries conservation held at Shanzu, Mombasa. The forum brought together government agencies, research institutions, Beach Management Units (BMUs) and non-state actors to chart a way forward on data-driven, policy-anchored management…
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