New lighting gadget revolutionizes fishing in Lake Victoria
Written by Dancun Mboyah   
Friday, 25 April 2008

A new smokeless lighting technology that is set to replace pressure lamps used by Omena (sardines) fishermen in the 400 million-year old Lake Victoria is now available in Kenya.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 24 April 2008 )
 
IAASTD: Women eat the crumbs of the cake they bake
Written by Dancun Mboyah   
Sunday, 27 April 2008

Calls for increased remuneration for women working on farm lands are picking up, with a new report recommending the development of a system that would see them benefit immensely from their sweat.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 24 April 2008 )
 
Biosafety Bill gives consumers and farmers more powers
Written by Dancun Mboyah   
Saturday, 26 April 2008

The recent publication of the amended Biosafety Bill 2007 that is due for tabling in parliament has now given consumers and farmers more voice to protect their interest as the country gears to legalize the use of genetically modified foods.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 24 April 2008 )
 
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Gambia is recording a higher growth in the telecommunications and financial sector, the government has said. 

The Assistant Minister of Agriculture, Mr Oreeditse Molebatsi has urged farmers to use row planting as it produces better crops than the old fashioned broadcasting method.

Ugandan PresidentJust a few months when environmentalists stood up against the government’s plan to give away part of the Mabira forest to a sugarcane growing company under the directive of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, Museveni has now confounded friends and foes alike by rejecting planned move to reduce forest land cover on Mount Elgon before it is verified by the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA).

Tanzanian authorities are reporting an outbreak of swine flu fever near a gold Mine. The outbreak is reportedly interfering with mining activities.

The heights and weights of preschool children whose diets included quality protein maize (QPM) as their main starchy staple increased more than 20% faster than those of children who ate conventional maize, according to a recent study in rural Ethiopia on the nutritional benefits of QPM and its acceptance as a food.

Gabon was among the latest five more nations that recently signed the FAO-brokered treaty that once it enters into force will deny access to fishing ports to ships involved in illegal fishing.

Time to Give Forests, Mangroves, Peatlands and Climate-Friendly Agriculture a Bigger Role in Combating Climate Change, says UNEP on World Environment Day

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