Here at Afalu, we are dedicated to serving and representing the fisher folk of Uganda.

This is what Afalu stands for and the work we do. Contact us through any of our platforms shown in the image below to know more about us. We will be happy to interact with you.

Walking the fish talk.

Association of Fishers and Lake Users of Uganda will hold a general assembly on 6/07/2023. The event will take place at Ggaba Beach hotel. During this General Assembly, there will be electing of the new leadership of the Association as well.

AFALU is at the forefront of training fisherfolk in fishing communities, skilling them in financial management skills like record keeping. The picture below shows a training at Kikondo landing site in Buikwe district. Great thanks to American Embassy under Pepfar for funding this

AFALU in partnership with Preventive Care International has provided health care services to fishing communities especially HIV prevention and care services, prevention of STIs and use of family planning methods. This is achieved through support from Pepfar under American Embassy

A Nile perch fisherman preparing his fish bait. That in the picture is ants that are being hooked and later the hooks with the bait will be laid in water to trap the Nile perch as it eats the ants (bait). There is a wide variety of bait used in Nile perch fishing.

Mukene in the hands of a good cook is one of the best fish dishes you can have and it can be eaten with almost all foods.

There are majorly 6 stages of development of a fish in the order below as indicated in the picture.

Banange is it true that Fish (ekyenyanja) ye Ente (cow)? hahahahahaaaa!

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When did you last see a fish of this size?

Congratulations to Afalu for receiving a vehicle from GIZ-RFBCP to help ease transport means of the association as it continues to run its activities in the fishing communities. Great thanks to Mr. Adolf Gerstl the GIZ-RFBCP team leader for always supporting the fisheries sector.