Aquaculture—the farming of fish and other aquatic organisms—is the world's fastest-growing food production system.

In Kenya, people eat an average of just 2.5kg of fish per year. World Health Organisation recommendations are for 10.4kg of fish per year. Fish is unaffordable for many Kenyans, and some haven’t yet ...

Wild animals are being captured from the wild and subjected to inhumane conditions in commercial wildlife farming facilities. [File, Standard] From poaching to farming and trading, Kenya’s wildlife is ...

Trapped between toxic air, contaminated food, and broken promises, residents plead for a solution to its sewage nightmare.

The New Hampshire Seacoast has supported generations of people who have worked in the fishing industry.Today, that industry has changed dramatically thanks to lower fish populations and strict ...

The Central African country of Cameroon has received a USD 98 million (EUR 85 million) loan from the African Development Bank ...

Kelis is sending her love from the Motherland. Earlier this month, the 46-year-old singer shared a glimpse of her life since relocating to Kenya with her three children, as reported by E! News. In a ...

Trade in marine ornamental fish is an important source of livelihoods for coastal communities. But unsustainable and/or unregulated collection of ornamental fish may be damaging reef habitats and ...