Namibia and South Africa seized about 32 tonnes of fish and detected 12 suspected fisheries violations during a 25-day joint patrol aimed at fighting illegal fishing. The operation ran from 5 to 30 September and covered waters in both countries. It started at Walvis Bay, moved through southern Namibian waters and entered South African waters […]
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