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Mozambique’s small-scale fishermen battle illegal fishing practices, invasive species

by IRIN News

Invasive species, illegal fishing practices and Mozambique’s difficulty in translating its rapid economic growth into jobs are squeezing the country’s small-scale fishing sector – a vital contributor to food security.

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