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Bob Geldof leads talk of Africa as next big aquaculture hub

The keynote speaker at the Aquavision 2014 conference in Stavanger, Norway, was not alone in urging companies to invest in the continent predicted to have the biggest population growth by 2050

By Neil Ramsden | June 18, 2014 09:08 BST
Bob Geldof leads talk of Africa as next big aquaculture hub
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