At one point the article states that the Deputy National Police Commissioner told reporters that the woman might have been killed because of a love triangle; though, I believe that is a weak claim. There is so little information about gender-based violence readily available, and no truly effective support system at the moment, though they are beginning to surface. One… Read more »
Link to article Gabon is an immensely biodiverse country, 88% of it covered in dense forests and unique wildlife, which allows the existence of a carbon sink (absorbing more carbon than emitting). Gabon is a “crucial ecological anchor” of the Congo basin, regulating much of Africa’s rainfall. Working with The Nature Conservatory and Enduring Earth and partners, the government of… Read more »
Nigeria has become the first African state to commercialize GMOs, which isn’t a problem in itself; however, hybrid seeds, certified seeds, counterfeit certified seeds, and GMO’s are often confused. All are high-yielding, but only GMO’s and certified seeds yield after replanting. The use of hybrid and counterfeit seeds is where the fear of agriculture colonization begins: with only one yield,… Read more »