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Monsanto: More testing will follow GM maize release in SA

The new drought-tolerant maize trait, MON 87460, has been approved by the Executive Council of the GMO Act for conditional general release in the Republic...

Outrage greets Mosanto GM maize deal in South Africa

Non-governmental and farmer organisations from South Africa, Tanzania, Mozambique, Kenya and Uganda have condemned the go-ahead given by the South African GMO authorities for Monsanto...

Civil society, farmers oppose US human trials of Uganda-bound ‘super banana’

The Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA), a Pan African platform comprising civil society networks and farmer organisations working towards food sovereignty in...

‘Africa can feed Africa without GMOs’

Experts at the Africa Climate Change conference in Marrakech, Morocco have restated Africa’s capacity to feed itself now and in the future without genetically...

‘How GM foods advocates promote poverty, dependency in Africa’

The recent article, GM scaremongering in Africa is disarming the fight against poverty, published in the Guardian’s PovertyMatters Blog on 21 July 2014, is...

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Shell will continue to power progress on energy security in Nigeria – Okunbor

Shell will continue to power progress in the drive for energy security in Nigeria through its businesses in the...
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COP29: Countries bulldoze ahead with carbon markets paving way for geoengineering technofixes

As climate negotiations of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties COP29 starts, countries have rushed...

COP29: Religious leaders demand justice in Nigeria’s Energy Transition Plan

Multi-faith leaders in Nigeria have called on the government to ensure justice and equality in implementing the nation’s energy...

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Shell will continue to power progress on energy security in Nigeria – Okunbor

Shell will continue to power progress in the drive...

COP29: Countries bulldoze ahead with carbon markets paving way for geoengineering technofixes

As climate negotiations of the United Nations Framework Convention...
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