Insect farms gear up to feed soaring global protein demand Karl Plume LANGLEY, British Columbia (Reuters) – Layers of squirming black soldier fly larvae fill large aluminum bins stacked 10-high in a warehouse outside of [Read More]
Man in hospital after eating world’s hottest chilli- BBC NEWS A man who ate the world’s hottest chilli pepper in a chilli-eating contest ended up in hospital after experiencing “thunderclap” headaches. (BBC News)—The 34-year-old man had [Read More]
Swansea team helps create burn care project in Ethiopia (bbc)—A team from Swansea University is part of an international partnership that has developed a basic burn care programme for the developing world. Some 95% of [Read More]
UNICEF Ethiopia Humanitarian Situation Report #19 – Reporting Period January – December 2017 REPORT from UN Children’s Fund Highlights In 2017, Ethiopia was faced with drought, floods, conflict; and the continued influx of refugees. Between January and [Read More]
World’s doctor gives World Health Organization (WHO a headache By Sarah Wheaton (politico.eu)—Seven months into his tenure, the early moves of the WHO’s first African chief are stoking a backlash. His supporters say Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus promised [Read More]
UN Environment Technical Consultant: Defusing Ethiopia’s toxic time bomb It’s the beginning of the end for Ethiopia’s stores of DDT, an internationally restricted pesticide. The East African country is moving to eliminate once and for [Read More]
US civil right activist Jesse Jackson diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (africanew) —-U.S. civil rights activist Jesse Jackson announced on Friday (November 17) that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, an ailment that constrains movement [Read More]
To keep girls in school, Ethiopians open up about menstruation by Chris Stein/AFP There’s one room at the Sheno primary school in rural Ethiopia that’s different from all the others, starting with the sign over [Read More]
South Africa must ‘prepare for plague’ South Africa is among nine countries identified by the World Health Organisation as priority areas to be prepared for the plague as the deadly disease spreads through Madagascar. (timeslive) [Read More]
Blueberries boost children’s brainpower, study finds Children should eat blueberries before taking exams to benefit from a short-term boost to brain function, new research shows. A study revealed that primary school-age children performed tasks with 10 per [Read More]
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