Kindiki puts fisheries at the heart of Kenya’s blue economy growth

Kenya is increasing investment in fishing and fish farming, alongside infrastructure development on the coast and around Lake Victoria. Deputy President Kithure Kindiki reported that fish output reached 189,000 metric tonnes in 2025, up from 173,000 in 2022, while its value also increased. The growth highlights the sector’s expanding contribution to Kenya’s economy and its importance to communities that depend on fisheries.

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