The South African Line Fish Association says reducing the number of fishing permits, will decimate the lives of fishermen and their families. In Port Elizabeth, fishermen and boatowners urged government to review its decision. There are allegations that some of the new, successful applicants are known gangsters. Others are company directors.
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