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Malawi: Malawi Weighs Tax Breaks for Fish Farmers As Wild Stocks Dwindle
Malawi's government is considering tax and duty waivers for investors in fish cage farming to address declining fish catches in Lake Malawi and other natural water bodies. The initiative aims to promote aquaculture as an alternative to dwindling wild fish stocks.
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