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Growing Tension Over Illegal Fishing and Pollution in The Gambia ByLouise Hunt Residents of the Gambian coastal town of Sanyang say life has gotten harder since a fishmeal plant set up production in 2017. Growing tensions over unresolved disputes with the factory reached a flashpoint on March 15, when hundreds of people took to the streets in protest. Some of the protesters set trucks and tires ablaze and destroyed a score of fishing boats and thousands of fishing nets. The destruction escalated into the torching of Sanyang’s police station, along with the fishmeal factory, run by Chinese-owned Nessim Trading. The trigger for the unrest was the stabbing death of 33-year-old Sanyang resident Gibril Ceesay on March 14. A Senegalese national who reportedly worked at the Nessim factory allegedly broke into Ceesay’s home at night with the intention of stealing, killing Ceesay and seriously wounding his brother.

North bankYahya jammehAdama barrowMuhammed jabangJames gomezMustapha mannehOmar sambouMusa jammehNational association of artisanal fisheries operatorsMinistry of fisheriesUn office of the highHigh courtGambian navyNational environment agencyGrowing tension over illegal fishingChinese owned nessim