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The ACB is deeply concerned by the news that the South African GMO authorities have permitted over 25,000 tons of GM maize to be exported to Zimbabwe. This is the first time that South African GM...
Having followed the Obama re-election campaign closely ever since the New Hampshire Primaries in January 2012, I have come to believe that there are important lessons to be drawn for success in...
At 26% in the first quarter this year, the Gauteng city-region has the highest unemployment rate among about twenty metropolitan territories reviewed by the Organisation for Economic Development...
The maintenance and refurbishment of ageing infrastructure is a common motivation put forward by municipalities applying for tariff increases above the National Energy Regulator of South Africa...
State-owned power utility Eskom has confirmed that R250-million has been set aside as part of a ‘standard offer’ to business consumers, including hotels, commercial property companies and light...
Local biological resources watchdog, Biowatch South Africa, has
expressed its concern over Parliament's Select Committee on Land
and Environmental Affairs having passed the Genetically Modified...
Zambia has maintained that it will not allow genetically modified
foods to enter its territory despite shortages, as biotech foods
are not yet scientifically proved to be suitable for human...
A lack of funding is forcing the World Food Programme (WFP) to
slash its food rations to almost two million people in Angola by
half, the aid agency said Friday.
A conference on genetically modified food in Lusaka, Zambia ended
yesterday, with proposals for greater food labeling and renewed
low-tech efforts to fight hunger in Africa.