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Africa’s farmlands are beset with various types of insects whose impact on food production are immense. But one institution is not taking this lying down and is instead set for a fight with these insects through training young African scholars who are expected to rise to the insect challenge.

Uganda’s Joint Clinical Research Centre has urged parents to test their children for HIV.

Look no further for solution of floods and drought. The Mau forest and other deforested areas can be an important remedy to these perennial disasters. The importance of trees in climate change cannot be overemphasized. It is crucial to acknowledge the milestone and hard work that has been put in place especially at international level to curb the increasing harsh catastophies of the ozone layer depletion.

While the number of cancer cases are on increase in Africa, African countries have however been accused of not paying enough attention it deserves.

The Catholic Medical Mission Board (CMMB) has opened its second office in the Kenya, appointed a Kenyan woman to a senior position and launched a new volunteer programme.

African riceCalifornia-based Arcadia Biosciences, Inc., an agricultural technology company focused on products that benefit the environment and human health, and the African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF), a not-for-profit organization focused on the access and delivery of new agricultural technologies for African smallholder farmers, have announced an agreement in which Arcadia will perform technology development activities for Nitrogen Use Efficient and Salt-Tolerant African rice.

A new paper published Thursday warns that billions of dollars promised to fund programs to boost small-scale agriculture in developing countries are unlikely to succeed in feeding the world’s increasing populations.