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Chasing Malawi fish: The irony of local fish scarcity vs exports

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socioeconomicagriculture
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MzuFan
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Afr
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Fish and fishery products are an important source of dietary animal protein and food security in Malawi - a land locked country in southern Africa [1] (Figure 1). In the 1970s, fish provided about 70% of the animal protein intake of the Malawian population and 40% of total protein supply for the country [2].

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