Research scientists have been challenged to maintain patriotism while they carry out their research but also skill others to benefit Africans. This move will accumulate research for scientists in Africa, who can then work out Africa’s challenges in the food system. Some of these challenges include harsh weather conditions caused by changing climate. Others are lack of market, low technological ...
Read More »Nigerian Engineer Builds House With 14,800 Sand-filled Plastic Bottles As Bricks
Nigerian engineer Identified as Yahaya Ahmed has surprised residents in Kaduna after building his house using 14,800 sand-filled plastic bottles as bricks. According to Premium Times, Yahaya is a director of Development Association of Renewable Energies (DARE), a non-government organization in Nigeria. The Nigerian engineer said that the house was constructed by his organization to help create jobs, to support ...
Read More »Climate Change Can Impact The Spread Of Malaria In Africa
Research focused on Ethiopia’s Oromia region shows that a slowdown in global warming led to lower the spread of malaria. The slowdown in global warming seen at the end of the last century was a reflection by a decline in malaria transmission in the Ethiopian highlands. This is according to a study on published Wednesday. Barcelona Institute for Global Health ...
Read More »UN Report Says Green Recovery Can Revive Covid-Hit African Economy, Tackle Climate Change
The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) says in a report published on Monday that investment in green stimulus projects would be the most cost-effective way to revive African economy that has been badly hit by COVID-19 pandemic. The report also added that this would strike a blow against climate change. Findings of the report titled Building Forward for ...
Read More »Climate Change And African Farmers, What This Battle Means
Agriculture has always been deeply dependent on the weather. Farmers need a steady mixture of sun, warmth, and rain in order to reliably produce the food that all of humanity depends on for survival. Now, these once predictable growing cycles are at risk from climate change. Smallholders farmers are on the front lines. About 80 percent of the world’s food ...
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