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A new model shows where desert locusts will breed next in East Africa

A new model shows where desert locusts will breed next in East Africa

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Several countries in East Africa – namely Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda and South Sudan – are still trying to contain the worst desert locust invasion the region has experienced in over 70 years.

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Saving rodents, losing primates – we need tailored strategies to manage bushmeat trade

Saving rodents, losing primates – we need tailored strategies to manage bushmeat trade

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While there is a tendency to view the bushmeat trade as a homogenous process with the animals as the generic resource, researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology and the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research propose a different approach.

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COVID-19 ‘perfect storm’ threatens conservation in Africa

COVID-19 ‘perfect storm’ threatens conservation in Africa

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Much has been said and written about the devastating effects of COVID-19 on global economies, with the inevitable socio-economic impacts on all sectors of life and industry.

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Namibia’s locust crisis: “they have no mercy at all”

Namibia’s locust crisis: “they have no mercy at all”

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“This is the first time seeing such a scary situation ever since I was born here. Nothing else can compare to such a serious threat,” said farmer Fabian Sisamu.

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Zimbabwe's maize import needs continue to bolster South Africa prices

Zimbabwe's maize import needs continue to bolster South Africa prices

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In the 2019/20 marketing year, Zimbabwe’s maize imports, specifically from South Africa didn’t gain much momentum until the start of 2020.

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How digitised supply chains can help multiply Africa’s crop yields

How digitised supply chains can help multiply Africa’s crop yields

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European farmers, responding to urbanisation and growing demand for food in the 19th century, banded together to form not only agricultural co-operatives, but financial ones.

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