Coastal Links continues with protest actions, demanding for sustainable and fair rights allocation and SSF policy implementation

On Monday, 16th of October 2017, Coastal Links members and members from the Fisheries Collective, representing the near shore fisheries sector, occupied the hall of the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. The Fisheries Collective demanded to meet with...

CL Northern Cape organizes a Provincial Roundtable to discuss the impact of mining on their Human and Tenure rights

Mining along the coast and in the ocean in the Northern Cape are seriously threatening the livelihoods of fishers in the coastal towns of Hondeklip Bay and Port Nolloth, and the fishers, under the leadership of Coastal Links (CLSA), together with Masifundise...

The Collective, representing nearshore fishing organizations in the Western and Northern Cape meets with DDG over the WCRL TAC allocation

September has been a stormy and eventful month for the SSF in WC and NC Cape. At the beginning of the month, fishers were told that it is proposed their rock lobster allocations for 2017/2018 will be cut by 59%. This lead to protests by the fishers at the offices of...

#Protect our fishers and our livelihoods! #Protect our waters! – Coastal Links Eastern Cape Provincial Meeting visit Port St. John community and plan actions for World Fisheries Day

This was the message from Coastal Links leaders at the Eastern Cape Provincial Executive committee meeting held in Port St John’s 3-5 October 2017.  From village to village the leaders reported their concerns about Operation Phakisa, the ocean economy, mining and...

Western Cape Provincial Meeting works on a new strategic approach on their livelihood issues and planned picket at DAFF to influence the recommendation for WCRL allocation.

Western Cape Coastal Links leaders from seventeen communities in the Western Cape held an important Provincial meeting in Paternoster and Langebaan from Tuesday 19 to September 21, to discuss issues affecting SSF ‘s, the organisation and specifically its future...
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