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Neels Loff, born into a fishing family in Hawston in 1976, found himself excluded from South Africa's quota system despite earning a skipper's license. Forced into what authorities call poaching, he describes a life of night dives and dangers driven by survival needs. His story highlights the injustices faced by indigenous fishermen in a broken regulatory framework.
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More than two years after Cuban Vice Prime Minister Jorge Luis Tapia Fonseca urged citizens to raise fish at home, the idea continues to spark more jokes than family meals. Despite the logic in promoting small-scale aquaculture, the government's lack of support has hindered its success. Overexploitation of marine resources and economic woes exacerbate Cuba's fish shortages.