Fish traders left in the lurch
Monday, September 29, 2014
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On Tuesday, scores of fishermen revealed that they were directed by the council to vacate the open area near Ema Re Je complex in Boseja where the exporters package their fish.
The fishermen said the council told them that the area is a road reserve where commercial activities, like packaging fish, are not allowed. Since the beginning of the year, scores of fishermen have been crowding the place to sell dried fish to Zambian traders who buy and transport the fish to their country.
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