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Today’s article highlights a major problem: the presence of illegal fishermen in the spawning areas of Lake Albert in Ituri. Despite the formal prohibition by Congolese law, these fishermen operate with complete impunity in camps controlled by armed groups, thus escaping state control.
This worrying situation raises many concerns about the impact on fish species, some of which are already endangered. The head of the fishing and livestock office in Irumu territory, Besisa Kodo Charles, is sounding the alarm and calling for the involvement of the competent authorities to put an end to these destructive practices.
Unfortunately, patrols carried out by authorized services encounter difficulties in accessing areas occupied by militiamen. It is therefore crucial to strengthen efforts to fight against this illegal exploitation and preserve the natural resources of Lake Albert.
In conclusion, it is essential to raise awareness of this issue and encourage close collaboration between authorities, environmental protection organizations and local communities to put an end to these illegal practices and preserve the biodiversity of Lake Albert.
Let us not forget that preserving our environment is everyone’s business, and each of us can contribute to the protection of fragile ecosystems such as lakes and rivers. Let us be responsible and committed to a sustainable future and preserve our natural resources for future generations.