evidence: Migingo might easily be East Africa’s Bakassi, the only difference being that the stakes are not over huge oil reserves but over fish in fact declining fish stocks! Uganda and Kenya are once again clashing over ownership of the rocky islands of Migingo in Lake Victoria for the second time in a period of five months. The latest flare-up came on February 21 when many Kenyan fishermen fled the island following the arrest of Kenyan administration police officers by Ugandan authorities. The Kenyan police officers had gone to the island and allegedly, pulled down the Ugandan flag and hoisted Kenyaâ€™s in its place. [...] All this shows how Migingo Island is perceived as of great significance to by both countries given that the waters around the island are said to be rich in Nile Perch. In fact for many years, Kenyans and Ugandans have been fishing around this and other eastern Uganda islands like Sigulu, Lolwe, Wayasi, Hama, etc but selling their catch to processing plants at Port Victoria and Kisumu â€" both in Kenya â€" thus causing loss of revenue to the Uganda government.