The Blue Economy is an emerging area in Africa which holds immense value and opportunities for economic growth and sustainable development. The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected all economies across Africa due to the necessary but disruptive measures taken to…
When you think of the fishing industry in Africa, what is the first thing that comes to mind? For the most part, its traders selling fish in an open market. Typically, these traders are predominantly women with huge heaps of…
Kenya is a treasure trove of natural resources complemented by a highly productive and motivated workforce. With this potential, developing initiatives that mitigate extraction and production inefficienciesis a prudent investment with a good likelihood of strong returns in terms of…
Policy Background In 2005, the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries Development released the draft Kenya Fisheries Policy. This document reported that fresh water fishing accounted for almost 96% of Kenya’s total fish production, with Indian Ocean Fishing making up the…
On the heels of the 2019 Jumuiya Agribusiness and Blue Economy Investment Conference(JABEIC) which took place on the 10th and 11th of December in Malindi, Kenya, there is quite a bit to reflect on as regards Sera Afrika’s interest in…
Economies are platforms that facilitate problem-solving and the exchange of value. Business is about solving problems by selling solutions that are worth their price. Entrepreneurs earn their stripes by accurately identifying needs in society and providing desirable solutions. Innovators capitalise…
What is the Blue Economy? The term ‘blue economy’ encompasses the broad range of human activities that relate tothe oceans, inland waters, and coasts. According to the world bank, it comprises the range of economicsectors and related policies that together…
