At the official opening of the 11th Our Ocean Conference, one message stood out for us: the ocean will not be protected by ambition alone. It will be protected by systems that can deliver.Held under the theme Our Ocean, Our Heritage, Our Future, the opening brought together senior government officia...

Day 2 at #OOC11 carried one strong message for us: the blue economy must be built with communities and young people at the centre.At the Catalyzing Community-Led Ocean Action learning exchange convened by Rare  and Coastal 500, the discussion focused on local leadership, community stewardship, Indi...

Kenya’s aquaculture sector is growing, and the next stage of growth will be shaped by the systems we build around it: standards, welfare, biosecurity, traceability, investment readiness and market confidence.The Aquaculture Consortium was represented by our Chief Operations Officer, Kennedy Comba,...

On 14th June, we attended the Executive Business & Investment Deal Room organised by Gatsby Africa at the Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa, with our delegation led by Group CEO Felix Osok including colleagues from TAC and our daughter company, Jumbo Fish Farm.The session brought together investor...

From dialogue to demonstration, from learning to action.One of the key messages emerging from the From Fish Deficit to Aquaculture Powerhouse dialogue in Kisumu was the importance of creating practical opportunities for young people to engage in aquaculture and the blue economy.Building on this conv...

The Aquaculture Consortium (TAC) in Kenya, in collaboration with the Norwegian Agency for Exchange Cooperation, has launched several initiatives aimed at encouraging students and out-of-school girls to benefit from the #aquaculture sector and reduce the country's annual #fish deficit, estimated at 4...