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Livestock farm construction will be funded 100% by Measure 5.2 of the Agricultural Development Program as they announced

As part of a sustainable strategy to combat the effects of climate change, the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has called on residents to

As part of sustainable strategy to combat the effects of climate change, Mandate Secretary, Agriculture and Rural Development Secretariat (ARDS), of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), Lawan Kolo Geidam, has enjoined residents to actively participate in tree planting initiatives Geidam, who made this call during a visit to the FCT Plant Nursery in Bwari,…

May is about to end. There are no trees that provide shade to reduce the heat that exceeds 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit). José Jesús Pérez Castro walks along the edge of the already burned sugar cane plot, ready to be cut. The proud cane grower wears a hat, dark glasses and an impeccable […]

For the new programming period 2023-2027, public expenditure amounting to 236 million euros is foreseen through Leader projects

STAKEHOLDERS at the SeedConnect Africa have come up with solutions on how to address the multiple challenges affecting the growth of the Nigeria’s seed

For the new programming period 2023-2027, public expenditure amounting to 236 million euros is foreseen through Leader projects

Stakeholders at SeedConnect Africa have come up with solutions on how to address the multiple challenges affecting the growth

The event brought together nearly 200 members for the ordination of new leaders, lectures, worship and other celebrations. The Rev. Thomas E. Kim report for UM News.