Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa and the world's largest tropical lake. It's a vital resource for the countries that border it—Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania—and a hub of rich biodiversity.
With an area of about 68,800 square kilometers, Lake Victoria is not just a body of water, but a thriving ecosystem that supports thousands of species of plants, fish, and birds. It plays a crucial role in the livelihood of millions of people who rely on it for fishing and agriculture.