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epa00128743 A Senegalese fishing trawler returns to harbour after a fishing tour, Dakar harbour, Senegal Tuesday, 03 February 2004. European-flagged ships are working in Senegal's waters under a four-year, 64 million-euro contract between the European Union and Senegal's government, which says the agreement brings in a steady stream of sorely needed cash. However local small scale fishermen complain that Western boats that have left depleted fishing grounds in the North Atlantic are now depleting African waters, leaving little for the locals.The Worldwide Fund for Nature has claimed that the European Union fishermen pose a threat to the fish stocks in Senegalese waters due to a desire to raise their catch by 60%. Senegalese fishermen claim they are earning on average 50 Euro cents a day if they are lucky and many days go bye without a catch.  EPA/NIC BOTHMA

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