What is feeding the water hyacinth? experts speak out
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
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On this show find out what’s in plan for the revival of the potential of Lake Victoria. Lessons from the past and what it will take to make it a reality.
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Eutrophication is the main problem affecting lake Victoria. There is large intake of fertilizers from farming activities from the catchment areas, effluents from the industries that border the lake.
Even if you eradicate the hyacinth and do not solve the issue of eutrophication , the consequences will be more worse as this will decrease the amount of dissolved oxygen resulting to death of most of the fish species.
:O very wise!
The kind of reporting this country needs good job
This is the media we want
Government should do much to save lake Victoria
Thank you so much Chamwada. Always love each single episode you upload
Great piece, Chamwada!
Good story from Kisumu ciry...
Lake Victoria has been our pride since time immemorial. There's nothing we're proud of of as a country like a full resourced lake ,.
Water hyacith has been a bone eating on this lake causing very unfair factors even to residents with their dependance as a source f livelihood.
This epidemic is being cured in very many ways but healing seems to to be this soon nor either happen anymore.
Despite the alarm being raised before by different media,I'm very much delighted with the angle CHAMS MEDIA has taken in this informative segment on this crisis.
The government needs to sit together with all the the experts before initiating anything on hyacith control and many more.A good Production CHAMS MEDIA.
#Shabiki001
Good job and bravo to bro stive for full knowledge he shared keep it up stive
Excellent innovations of the hyacinth products! Plus...parts of it (flowers and young leaves) are edible!!! The positive thing about the hyacinth is it gives a chance for the waters to rest and be less exploited by the many greedy parties awaiting a slice (not the various locals). God knows best 🙌
Edible! That's new. We will look into that in future. Thanks for watching
Excellent report - waiting for the follow up report!! and the one after ... until it is resolved through strict ENFORCEMENT of maritime laws..
It's sad to see Kenya also having this problem. Here in Ethiopia we also have the same problem of the weed on our biggest lake TANA.
A very nice channel💪
Could it be possible to create production units using these hyacinths (paper, textile)?
Nikose nichekwe! on chams media channel. chams is the main deal...
Talk about making lemonade out of lemons!!! Got to love innovation!!!
Mehn why is it even called lake Vi......,??😏 Lake Wangari Maathai makes more sense!!
lake nyanza or Nam Lolwe is its real name
Create a pathway for water vessels and put floating fence and gates to prevent the water hyacinth to enter
the waterways while harvesting the rest, put a shredding plant nearby and use the by-product of the water hyacinth for fuel, like charcoal or biogas that was already being utilized and can create livelihood for the local community while erradicating the weeds.
If you catch the fish before they're mature where will the fish come from.
@foxblack richmone Hahahaha what a stupid comment, those are matured fish, have you ever heard of dagaa or omena, I don't know what they are called in english but that's their full size when they are matured, so don't talk about things you don't know punda hii
Silver cyprinid. Fully grown fish called Omens locally
@@mkenyahalisi9406
No need to be rude, just educate the brother. You wouldn't say that to his face so why do it behind a phone screen?
we have that problem in Ethiopia lake tana too.
why not collect it to make compost?
Kenya is playing with gold
Its huge area, but investment can make it weed to resource.
Subtitles needed
How could the government of Kenya let this water hyacinth spread to this extent?.OMG!
The biogas trader is a thinker. Forget the KB* Lion's D*n stuff.
Why cant baba deal with this hazard navile watu wengi walikufa juu yako help your community while u can ASAP
I thinking it's time to deal with uganda
Half measures don't work against invasive weeds. Looks like somebody is pocketing the money. Bring a massive harvester.
Hapa vipii watasikia nja after several years (kwisha karia ka ihii)
Tragedy of the commons.
Good luck uprooting the hyacinth with all the crocodiles swimming around, you'd had to lower down divers in metal suits.
Chamwada very poor title and interviews. Expert speaks??? No expert. Dr. Said Matano just lied to you and you cannot even ask follow up question. He said 15 million people around the lake Victoria. False! And the deputy governor ati Dr. Owili, did not speak about water hyacinth in any context. An 8 year old kid with help of their parents could have made a better presentation. Asking fishermen about what feeds water hyacinths is a typical fallacy to authority. Just because you fish on the lake does not make you an expert. Finally, my solution; first water hyacinth problem has been resolved in the developed world for example in Japan. Google or angalia kwa UA-cam. Am worried about where we are heading as a country...sad sad 😢