Today, humanity faces the challenge of guaranteeing food security throughout the world, i.e. ensuring that all people have access to a sufficient diet appropriate to their stage of development and health. However, according to the Food Waste Index Report 2024 by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), at least
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How to grow macabo successfully by the hectar
Introduction Macabo is an annual crop. It should be planted (sown) at the beginning of the rainy season, between March and April to be precise. Harvesting often takes place 8 to 11 months after sowing, i.e. between November and January. characteristics and favourable area for growing macabo In a society
Seaweeds: Its consequences on fishing, and tourism
Introduction Sierra Leone is a country widely recognized for its beautiful beaches, which are major points of attraction for entertainment and tourism to locals and internationals. But the West African nation is struggling with a persistent issue as its renowned Lumley and Aberdeen beaches are marred by layers of unsightly
Reptiles at risk: Save the silent guardians of our planet
Introduction Out of sight and often misunderstood, reptiles have inhabited our planet for millions of years, weaving an essential web in the complex tapestry of life. Snakes with shimmering scales, lizards with agile movements, ancestral turtles and powerful crocodiles, these fascinating creatures are much more than simple crawling animals. They
The Rivers of the Congo: Mirrors of the soul of a country
Abstract: This article explores the environmental crisis of rivers in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It highlights the threat posed by pollution to biodiversity and the health of riverside communities. Rivers, once sources of life, are now in danger, requiring collective awareness and action to restore their purity. Introduction :
Zimbabwe: Setting Production Records Amid Africa’s Food Crisis
Introduction Amid the alarming rise of the food crisis in Africa, Zimbabwe emerges as a beacon of hope. Recording a record wheat production in 2023, with a 25% increase compared to the previous year, Zimbabwe demonstrates its capacity to achieve food self-sufficiency in a regional context marked by growing food
Climate Change and Human Rights: The Case of KwaZulu-Natal floods
Introduction Climate Change has become an enemy to everyone around the world with governments introducing intergovernmental organizations to implement measures to mitigate and deal with climate change. Climate Change is understood as the change in weather patterns and high temperatures. Following heavy rain in KwaZulu-Natal province between 11 – 21
The socio-cultural consideration of household waste
Introduction The human species is a selective species, selecting from a certain number of materials for its socio-economic needs. Waste management varies from one society to another and from one geographical area to another. So does waste always have the same definition for individuals from different social classes? The aim
HEATWAVE 2024 IN AFRICA: A WAKE-UP CALL AND A CALL TO ACTION
Introduction 2024 was marked by a heatwave on an unprecedented scale in Africa, with temperatures exceeding 48°C in Mali and 44°C in Ouagadougou. This alarming phenomenon, far from being an anomaly, is a direct consequence of climate change, which is having a major impact on the continent. While these heatwaves
FOOD SECURITY: DEBATES SURROUNDING THE ADOPTION OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOODS
Introduction The food crisis has wreaked havoc in the SADC region, and this has led to an increase in deaths due to malnutrition as well as poverty levels, especially among the rural folk. The introduction of in the region could be a panacea to the current problem. However, the agricultural