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African soil diversity mapped for the first time
An atlas of a key natural resource, Africa's soil, aims to give people outside the science world insight into ...Mobile masts could help measure rain and chill vaccines
Mobile-phone towers could help fill the gaps in African rainfall data and provide the power needed to keep vaccines ...Study highlights lack of climate-linked aid to Malawi
US researchers have launched a dataset and tracking system to enable comparisons of climate change projects and effectiveness in ...Carbon payments ‘could help enrich African soil’
Paying farmers to sequester carbon could do more to improve soil quality than the fertiliser subsidies currently offered, say ...Biofuels goals ‘may lead to food shortages’
A study finds that some developing countries may face significant food security impacts by 2020 if their ambitious biofuels ...Better flu surveillance for Sub-Saharan Africa
Engaging health authorities more effectively will significantly improve flu surveillance in Sub-Saharan Africa, a study suggests.Bernard Appiah
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Bernard Appiah is regional sub editor for the Sub-Saharan Africa English edition. @bernappiah