Namibia’s Fishing Sector Faces Deepening Crisis Amid Stock Decline and Labour Concerns

                            
[PODCAST]Michael Mulunga warns that Namibia’s fishing sector is under severe strain due to declining stocks, quota cuts, and labour challenges. He is calling for policy reforms and greater transparency to stabilize the industry and protect jobs.

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