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milking cowAn ongoing study done in Zambia has revealed low levels of awareness among cattle owners on Bovine Tuberculosis, BTB.

Prof Hannah AkufforProf Hannah Akuffo, a Ghanaian, has been elected as chair of the European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP) by the General Assembly, replacing Dr Diana Dunstan, who has chaired the Assembly between 2006 and 2009.

BASF has signed an agreement with the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and the Innovative Vector Control Consortium (IVCC) to develop a new generation of malaria prevention products based on the BASF insecticide chlorfenapyr.

Elderly citizens are now calling on the Kenyan government to encourage Kenyans to adopt AIDS orphans.

Japan, New Partnership for African Development, NEPAD and Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa have today launched a project to double Africa’s rice production in the next decade

Inconsistent power supply is eating into Internet service providers in Nigeria. Now ISPs  want the government to lower costs of doing business in the country besides providing other incentives to counter the costs incurred from unstable electricity supply.

With diminished access to EU markets threatening to cost African farmers millions of dollars in lost exports, an international assemblage of banana experts meeting in Kenya warns African growers must move quickly to take advantage of many local and regional opportunities.