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Walvis Bay pilchard industry’s job losses to surpass 3,000

Fishing companies and unionists said the pilchard industry is facing difficulties due to very low catches for consecutive seasons

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 6, 2017 09:35 BST
Walvis Bay, Namibia. Photo: Jeremy T Hetzel
Walvis Bay, Namibia. Photo: Jeremy T Hetzel
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Job losses in South Africa's Walvis Bay are expected to surpass 3,000, as the small pelagics industry continues to face difficulties, reports New Era [...]

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