South Africa's Small-Scale Fishers Have Been Marginalised Since Apartheid - What Needs to Change

Small-Scale Fishers in South Africa Have Been Marginalised Since Apartheid - What Needs to Change TC_Africa: SouthAfrica

Amendments to the framework should focus on reducing vulnerability and marginalisation in the sector in the following ways:

Fishers who do not belong to a fishing community should be able to apply for individual permits. In particular, the subsistence fishers of KwaZulu-Natal have a. Currently, many use recreational licences. These only provide for limited catch and do not allow the fish to be sold or bartered.

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