How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Namibia on Monday opened a laboratory for testing food for Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO), the first in the Southern African...
Read moreDetailsING, Societe Generale, and ABN Amro in conjunction with Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) and Shandong Bohi Industry Co., Ltd (Bohi),...
Read moreDetailsGreg Hunt, Australia health minister, Thursday said the country would start the exportation of medicinal cannabis to other countries after its...
Read moreDetailsCharcoal from tropical forests has a terrible effect on the environment, but it also puts food on peoples' tables. Nigeria...
Read moreDetailsThe market for legal marijuana is heating up in a big way. Legal marijuana sales are predicted to hit $9.7...
Read moreDetailsEgg costs are surging in Europe after a contamination scare swept across the region earlier this year. Worries about eggs tainted...
Read moreDetailsA painting of Jesus believed to be by Leonardo da Vinci that shattered auction records when it was sold for...
Read moreDetailsFish farming along the Kenyan Coast has taken a new direction after scientists successfully introduced tilapia, a fish associated with...
Read moreDetailsAs major banks abandon the diamond trading world, one new lender is preparing to jump in. Dfin, a London-based corporate...
Read moreDetailsAfrican countries have pledged to tame illegal trade in timber and other forest products by ensuring that the sub-sector makes...
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