CLEAN : Fishing with guns on Kenya lake under threat

The video discusses the challenges faced by fishermen in northern Kenya due to intensified rivalries over scarce resources. The construction of a dam in Ethiopia has disrupted the natural flooding cycle, affecting fish breeding and local livelihoods. This has led to deadly conflicts between Kenyan and Ethiopian communities living along the border. Efforts for peace talks are underway, but there are concerns about future water diversion for plantations, which could further exacerbate the situation.

What is the primary cause of conflict among fishermen in northern Kenya?

• Government regulations

• Cultural differences

• Competition for scarce resources

• Disputes over fishing techniques

How has the construction of a dam in Ethiopia affected the fish population?

• It has improved water quality

• It has had no effect on the fish population

• It has increased the fish population

• It has disrupted the natural breeding cycle

What is the Kenyan government's perceived priority according to the fishermen?

• Building more dams

• Importing electricity from the dam

• Improving fishing techniques

• Supporting local fishermen

What are the peace talks between the Turkana and neighboring communities focused on?

• Sharing fishing techniques

• Resolving water disputes

• Cultural exchange programs

• Trade agreements

What potential threat do Ethiopian agricultural projects pose?

• Increased fish population

• Improved water quality

• Enhanced trade opportunities

• Diversion of water resources