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Children demand action against harmful practices
As Africa marked the Day of the African Child last Sunday, children in Kajiado County called upon the government to curb harmful social and cultural practices that affect them in a comprehensive manner.
KSh 5m to boost Beach Conservation in Bunyala
The Lake Victoria Management Programme has given Ksh 5 million to a conservation group in a bid to boost conservation efforts around Lake Victoria beaches in Bunyala, Busia County.
Researchers train specialists to boost seed availability
Researchers from the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and the National Agricultural Seed Council (NASC) have trained seed production specialists/managers and technicians of private seed companies on how to produce and market seeds of improved crop varieties. This is…
Motsoaledi wants reproductive health services in schools
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says sexual and reproductive health services need to be part of South Africa’s integrated school health programme and that this topic needs to be introduced in schools in a responsible manner.
Global Food Security Sustainability Challenging – FAO
Agricultural experts including FAO and research institutions have warned that unless partners in the agricultural sector join forces to address the effects of climate change and growing scarcity of natural resources, there would be a global catastrophe that will hit…
Ban Ki-Moon calls for global action on drought
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Monday while marking the World Day to Combat Desertification called for a collective global response to drought and a shift from crisis management to drought preparedness and resilience.
Busia County mutes a Biodiversity conservation group
The Busia County Conservation stakeholders have under the stewardship of Kenya Forestry Service and the National Environmental Management Authority; NEMA muted a biodiversity conservation Community Based Organization to take environmental protection and conservation a notch higher in the County.
Network performance key for subscriber loyalty
Improved network performance is vital for ensuring subscriber loyalty among smartphone users, and provides operators with a significant competitive advantage, according to details contained in the 2013 edition of Ericsson ConsumerLab Report.
Children demand action against harmful practices
Written by Henry Neondo
As Africa marked the Day of the African Child last Sunday, children in Kajiado County called upon the government to curb harmful social and cultural practices that affect them in a comprehensive manner.
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KSh 5m to boost Beach Conservation in Bunyala
Written by Joseph Cheki Abuje
The Lake Victoria Management Programme has given Ksh 5 million to a conservation group in a bid to boost conservation efforts around Lake Victoria beaches in Bunyala, Busia County.
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Researchers train specialists to boost seed availability
Written by Adeleke Mainasara
Researchers from the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and the National Agricultural Seed Council (NASC) have trained seed production specialists/managers and technicians of private seed companies on how to produce and market seeds of improved crop varieties. This is part of efforts to boost farmers’ yields through availability and use of quality seeds, thanks to funds from the Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA).
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Network performance key for subscriber loyalty
Improved network performance is vital for ensuring subscriber loyalty among smartphone users, and provides operators with a significant competitive advantage, according to details contained in the 2013 edition of Ericsson ConsumerLab Report.
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Children demand action against harmful practices
As Africa marked the Day of the African Child last Sunday, children in Kajiado County called upon the government to curb harmful social and cultural practices that affect them in a comprehensive manner.
MORE