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Lissu sentenced to four years in prison for incitement
Experts propose channeling youth, women loans to improvement of infrastructure
Thursday, September 05, 2024
- 6 min read
Blue Economy stakeholders delve into expert’s proposed actions. PHOTO | COURTESY
By
Louis Kolumbia
What you need to know:
Stakeholders emphasised that infrastructure development would not only create jobs but also address the pressing issue of post-harvest loss, which has hindered the economic benefits of the country’s abundant fishing resources
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