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Search for 11 fisherman ended too early, says Food and Allied Workers Union - Vimarsana News

Search for 11 fisherman ended too early, says Food and Allied Workers Union

Ten of the presumed drowned crew were confirmed on Monday to be from areas within Cape Town and one from Malmesbury.

Source: iol.co.za
Concern over oil exploration on the West Coast - Vimarsana News

Concern over oil exploration on the West Coast

The Green Connection and Natural Justice submitted comments on the revised Environmental Impact Assessment report (EIA) concerning the offshore oil and gas Exploration Right for Block 3B/4B on the West Coast.

Source: iol.co.za
For South Africa's small fishers, co-ops prove a necessary, but bumpy, step up - Vimarsana News

For South Africa's small fishers, co-ops prove a necessary, but bumpy, step up

STEENBERG’S COVE, South Africa — For more than 40 years, the sea has been Anthony Stofberg’s livelihood. Stofberg, 62, is a fisherman, just like his father, his grandfather and his great-grandfather before him, who used to go out into the waters in front of their home and harvest seafood. Species like snoek, Cape bream and […]

Fishing legislation pushes small-scale fishers to brink of extinction - Vimarsana News

Fishing legislation pushes small-scale fishers to brink of extinction

Fishers have grouped themselves into cooperatives, but they still face exclusion and marginalisation in SA’s fishing and food industry.

Small-scale fishing communities of South Africa are und... - Vimarsana News

Small-scale fishing communities of South Africa are und...

The Masifundise Development Trust on Thursday launched the results of three years of research into the barriers faced by fishing communities who depend on rivers, dams, and the sea for their daily food.