Kenya-based Victory Group has secured $15 million in funding from AgDevCo to expand its tilapia farming operations in both Rwanda and Kenya.

Floodwaters drive single-use cups into Lake Victoria, threatening fish, ecosystems and human health through dangerous microplastics.

Regenerative-agriculture can save the planet and help to renew human health, boosting longevity and a sense of wellbeing for all.

Tilapia producer Victory Group secures $15m follow-on investment from AgDevCo. The funding will support the East African tilapia producer's next phase of expansion in Kenya and Rwanda.

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The initiative, supported by aquaculture company Victory Farms, aims to boost fish production among small-scale farmers. At ...

Kenyan aquaculture startup Victory Farms has raised a fresh $15 million (Sh1.9 billion) in funding from UK-based investment ...

Fish stocks in Lake Naivasha are rapidly decreasing due to overfishing, climate change, pollution, and the use of illegal ...

On a December morning, the early sunshine casts a golden sheen on the waters of Lake Victoria in Kenya’s Kisumu county. The ...

This year, Tanzanian entrepreneur Diana Orembe expects her business, NovFeed, to generate well over $1 million in sales.

Victory Group farms tilapia on Lake Victoria in Kenya and Lake Kivu in Rwanda. The company sells fresh fish to thousands of mama sam ...