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Scientists from Zimbabwe and Malawi are working on a joint research project to develop bio-fertilisers which are inexpensive and eco-friendly to help boost crop productivity for smallholder farmers and reduce…
Scientists from Zimbabwe and Malawi are working on a joint research project to develop bio-fertilisers which are inexpensive and eco-friendly to help boost crop productivity for smallholder farmers and reduce the use of chemical fetilisers which are damaging the quality of soils
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Wind energy harnessed to solve power shortages in rural Nigeria
Nigerian innovators harness the power of the wind to provide electricity to rural communities. Speed read 1. Nigerian researchers develop a wind energy solution to power rural communities 2. AirVolt’s vertical turbines allow it to produce electricity even in low wind speeds 3. Project aims…
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Zambian science events seek to boost women’s STEM uptake
Zambian researchers are inspiring women and young people in STEM through science boot camps and mentoring. Speed read 1. Zambia recorded low participation of women and young people in STEM over the years 2. Researchers came up with strategies to inspire young women to enter STEM…
Biogas plant addresses energy poverty in Malawi
Researchers in Malawi are helping communities reduce waste and improve sanitation through biogas production. By: Charles Pensulo [BLANTYRE, MALAWI] A biogas plant in Malawi has transformed the lives of mothers, girls, and children in local communities by reducing reliance on firewood and providing them with…
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