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Statement of Commitment by SADC Ministers Responsible for Marine Fisheries on Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing
04/07/2008
This is the Statement of Commitment signed by ministers from SADC coastal states at the end of a ministerial conference in Windhoek, 2-4 July 2008, to ...
Stop Illegal Fishing in Southern Africa
02/07/2008
This report looks at the status and impacts of IUU fishing in the southern African region, covering a number of themes and issues including internatio ...
Study and Analysis of the Status of IUU Fishing in the SADC Region and an Estimate of the Economic, Social and Biological Impacts
01/05/2008
The study explores and helps to quantify the magnitude and types of Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) fishing in the Southern African Developm ...
Southern and Eastern Africa Forum to Counter IUU Fishing
01/11/2007
The Southern and Eastern Africa Forum to Counter IUU Fishing was hosted by the Government of Mozambique and co-supported by the Stop Illegal Fishing P ...
SADC Protocol on Fisheries
01/01/2001
Click here for links to the various sections of the Protocol. These include ...
SADC Ministerial Conference
20/05/2008
The SADC Marine Fisheries Ministerial Conference to Stop Illegal Fishing will take place over three days in Windhoek, Namibia 20-22 May 2008. The conf
Stop Illegal fishing
The commitment to stop illegal fishing already exists in Southern Africa. Countries, organisations and individuals are fighting illegal fishing on a daily basis. The Stop Illegal Fishing programme brings new international support to this fight. The Programme aims to facilitate a coherent regional commitment to tackling illegal fishing between the SADC coastal Member States of Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, and Tanzania. 
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18/07/2008
South Africa fisheries ministers agree to fight illegal fishing
18/07/2008
SADC Fisheries Ministers sign landmark IUU Agreement, and Mozambique applies it immediately
11/07/2008
Southern African states move to eradicate pirate fishing
10/07/2008
Africa urged to speed up control of illegal fishing
08/07/2008
Namibia: region battles with 'cancer' of fishing
07/07/2008
Dar gets tough on illegal fishing
07/07/2008
Southern Africa: SADC countries to toughen up on fighting illegal fishing
04/07/2008
Namibia: illegal fishing cause for concern
04/07/2008
Southern Africa gets tough on illicit fishing
02/07/2008
Regional conference to stop illegal fishing opens
27/06/2008
Southern Africa: SADC loses billions to illicit fishing
26/05/2008
Southern Africa: SADC fishing communities to add weight to curb fish plunder
14/11/2006
Africans react positively to US help in Gulf of Guinea
The Billion Dollar Question: Stopping Illegal Fishing in Southern Africa
01/04/2008
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