DescriptionA fish known locally as the "migebuka" is a main species caught in Africa's Lake Tanganyika.jpg
English: Lake Tanganyika fish can be found exported throughout East Africa. Major commercial fishing began in the mid-1950s and has, together with global warming (limiting the habitat of temperature sensitive species), had a heavy impact on the fish populations, causing significant declines.In 2016, it was estimated that the total catch was up to 200,000 tonnes.
Lake Tanganyika fish serve as a major source of protein for millions of people living around the lake.
Igbo: Enwere ike ịhụ azụ̀ Lake Tanganyika na-ebupụ na East Africa. Isi ịkụ azụ azụ ahịa malitere n'etiti afọ 1950 ma nwee, yana ikpo ọkụ zuru ụwa ọnụ (na-egbochi ebe obibi nke ụdị okpomọkụ), nwere mmetụta dị ukwuu n'ahụ azụ ndị ahụ, na-akpata mbelata dị ukwuu. Na 2016, e mere atụmatụ na ngụkọta azụta bụ. ruo tọn 200,000.
Azụ ọdọ mmiri Tanganyika na-eje ozi dị ka isi iyi protein maka ọtụtụ nde mmadụ bi gburugburu ọdọ mmiri.
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