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Du Roi Laboratory has capacity to produce 8 million banana plants annually

Disease-free plant material provides African banana growers’ peace of mind

FOR most banana growers in sub-Saharan Africa, the source of their new plants is Du Roi Laboratory, a tissue culture laboratory that guarantees virus-free banana and sugarcane plants.

Food safety is a critical public health issue in Africa, significantly affecting agricultural competitiveness and trade.

FAO launches project to strengthen food safety systems in East Africa

Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, February 2024, have committed to forming a confederation and called for urgent provisions to ensure the free movement of people and goods following their exit from ECOWAS.

West Africa power shift: Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger form new alliance, disobeys traditional regional bodies

Carole Mumo, Manager, Social Impact, Yara Africa (Centre) speaks on Tuesday at the Africa Food Systems Forum in Kigali, Rwanda. She highlighted Yara’s initiatives accelerating youth and women's participation in agriculture while calling for policy

Farmers, experts root for increased soil testing technology for agri-transformation

MOU/A Signing for Peace Projects -Women Around the World Uniting Under Peace

Nippon Paint Launches subsidiary in East Africa

Australia and Africa relationships: Economic diplomacy is out of sync with investment ties

2024: A Year of Cautious Hope for African Economies Facing Worldwide Challenges

Will Félix Tshisekedi deliver war or peace for DR Congo and Rwanda?

EU’s legal loophole feeds gray market for world’s rarest parrot

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The floral border created in the Trapi del Bueno vineyard, in the municipality of La Unión, is a strategy to biologically control pests in the vines. The two owners decided to establish their vineyard in southern Chile, accepting the challenges of climate

Chilean wine industry migrates to the south due to climate change

Water

Aluminium foil that can clean water: We’ve developed a coating which attracts and traps dangerous microbes

AI is swiftly becoming a significant driving force behind global economic and social change. This revolution offers South Africa a unique blend of promise and peril.

Embracing AI in SA as a path to inclusive growth, social justice

Climate adaptation projects like Zambia’s seed banks need devolved finance

Climate adaptation funds sow seeds of resilience

In urban areas, early morning drop-offs at daycare centers are common. Parents often leave their young children at these facilities before daylight, highlighting the critical role these centers play in their daily routines.

Navigating the new norm: Ensuring safe, stimulating daycare for a changing society

Ilyas, who is just 18, walks the streets of Barcelona each day looking for work. Tonight he will sleep in a park as the local shelters are full

Kicked out at 18 to live on the streets: A teenage Moroccan migrant in Spain

Determination and education transformed a South Sudanese Refugee into the first female President of the University of Nairobi Students Association

From realities of refugee life to trailblazer: Monicah Malith's Journey to leadership

Vice President Dr Phillip Mpango graced this year’s road safety week celebrations in Dodoma Region.

Controlled reckless driving will reduce fatal road accidents

Dr Daria Matembo, a Clinician at St. Raphael Health Centre in Tanga Region briefs journalists on the impact of Afya Hatua project.

HIV prevention: Tanga achieves 93.5 percent viral load suppression

Dr. Omary Chillo (MD, PhD).

Doctor Setting Standards For Tanzania’s Health Conferencing

The June 2024 livestock exhibition and auction, spanning three days, was officially launched by Deputy Minister for Livestock and Fisheries, Alexander Mnyeti.

Shinyanga's alarming surge in livestock deaths demands immediate action to save livelihoods

Milk

Milked: Plant milks are now dominating the dairy aisle

Corporal punishment

Corporal punishment in schools as indicative of violent behaviour

Women ex-prisoners receive training at Nandiwe Feminist Wellness and Coaching Center

Returning home: Foundation brings smiles, hope to female ex-prisoners

Learning should be a continuous process, but lack of school fees forces some students to have irregular attendance, with some days spent in school and others at home.

Late payment of school fees and its effects on academic, social development of a child

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