China remains one of safest countries

[ad_1] Young women look at flowers on Thursday at a stall in Kunming, Yunnan province, ahead of May 20. [Photo provided to China Daily] Report: Women get greater support in more fields China remains one of the safest countries in the world, as it has long been among nations with the lowest crime rates, and…

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Alvaro Lario: Irrigation holds the master key to Africa’s food security

[ad_1] By PAULINE KAIRU The International Fund for Agricultural Development (Ifad) President Alvaro Lario explains to Pauline Kairu why sub-Sahara Africa and the Horn need a paradigm shift deal with persistent food insecurity. ******* What is happening in sub-Saharan Africa on food systems and production? Rural economies, and especially agriculture, have suffered an underinvestment problem…

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Planting trees along roads good idea

[ad_1] The Founder and Convener of the Green Republic Project, Mr Nana Yaw Osei-Darkwa, has called on the Ministry of Roads and Highways to develop a pol­icy that will make it obliga­tory for road contractors to plant trees along the roads they construct. He explains that the trees will help mitigate the impact of climate…

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COVID-19 Shows Healthcare Service Requires Highly Skilled Health Workers – WHO

  By Kazeem Akolawole The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said the COVID-19 pandemic has shown the World that beyond infrastructure, equipment, medicines, and vaccines, healthcare needs highly skilled, motivated health workers who will continue to provide care even in the most precarious situations. The Nigeria Country Representative, WHO, Dr Walter Kazadi Molumbo disclosed this…

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