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Pioneering Paths in Agriculture: Insights from the Africa-China Forum On a sunlit Tuesday in June, the vibrant streets of Nairobi served as the backdrop for a landmark event that is poised to reshape agricultural practices across Africa. The inaugural Africa-China Forum on Agri-Tech and Industrial Cooperation, held on June 24, 2025, was a collaborative effort among significant organizations, including the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), the Beijing Jingwa Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation…

In a significant pivot, Burkina Faso is gearing up to enhance its governance over foreign-owned industrial mines. This move, articulated by its Prime Minister, reflects the nation’s desire to secure a more substantial share of revenue from its rich natural resources. After all, in a world where resources can dictate power dynamics, isn’t it only prudent for countries to assert their rightful control? The shift comes on the heels of similar actions taken by neighboring nations, notably Mali and Niger. In a bold stride…

Birmingham Garbage Workers Refuse Offer, Strike Enters Sixth Week Refuse workers in Birmingham have voted overwhelmingly to reject an offer intended to resolve a strike now in its sixth week, leaving thousands of tonnes of garbage piling up throughout the city's streets, union officials confirmed today. This latest development comes as military logistics experts have been called in to help tackle the ongoing rubbish accumulation crisis. The Unite union described the proposal presented to its members as…

Within the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Common Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) despatched its report on the administration of the Bukanga Lonzo agro-industrial park to the courts. Initially, this pilot venture, which covers 80,000 hectares and 220 km, aimed to contribute to meals safety and contribute to poverty discount and elevated agricultural productiveness. Seven years after the inauguration of…