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Keeping apes and humans happy together the Ugandan way
OMBOKI MONAYO I omboki2725@gmail.com. Uganda’s population of gorillas continues to thrive, thanks to…
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Forum vows to pursue greener panacea to Africa’s energy poverty
By Teshome Mekonnen | mokish03@gmail.com Kenya’s Petroleum and Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo…
Ghana hosts inaugural seed business masterclass
By Aghan Daniel | aghandan09@gmail.com The National Seed Trade Association of Ghana…
Community leaders’ collaboration ends child marriage
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By Christine Ochogo | christawine@yahoo.com Demand for health reporting is growing rapidly…
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By Christine Ochogo | christawine@yahoo.com A recent study has revealed that doxycycline…
MESHA honours advocacy outfit for supporting health journalists
By John Riaga I oukoriaga@gmail.com Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture…
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By Christine Ochogo | christawine@yahoo.com Sweet Potato Virus Disease which causes up…
Ghana seed association alarmed over illegal mining threat to food security
By Aghan Daniel I aghandan09@gmail.com The National Seed Trade Association of Ghana…
Malawi’s first Bt Maize trials show promise
By Aghan Daniel I aghandan09@gmail.com Scientists at Malawi’s Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) have expressed their joy following the excellent performance of the first Bt Maize Confined Field Trial (CFTs). While speaking to the Seed Trade Association of Malawi (STAM) Biotech and Innovation Committee who made a…
As opportunities shrink in the newsroom, demand for health information on the rise
By Christine Ochogo | christawine@yahoo.com Demand for health reporting is growing rapidly with the changing human lifestyle and rising cases of pandemics and epidemics globally, communication experts have said. Media…
