In Kibangou, fish-trap fishing supports families
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Lesechos Congobrazza
In Kibangou, in the Niari department, women use fish traps to feed their families and sell some of their catch. The traditional technique persists despite daily difficulties and the deterioration of the road to Dolisie, reports Lesechos Congobrazza.
In Kibangou, in the Niari department in southern Congo, fish-trap fishing helps families make ends meet despite the difficulties of daily life, reports Lesechos Congobrazza.
This traditional practice takes place against a backdrop of difficult travel caused by the deterioration of the road linking the town to Dolisie. Residents continue to rely on their fishing skills to meet their needs.
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