Africa Can’t Build a Blue Economy Without the Women Who Bring Its Fish to Market
Before dawn, wherever Africa has a coast or a lake, women wait on the shore for the boats. When the catch lands, our work begins. We smoke, dry, salt or ferment the fish, using skills passed down for generations, and carry it to market. We are more than a quarter of the 12.3 million people who work in Africa’s fisheries…
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