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Eradicating Tsetse Fly In Kenya To Save Kenyan Farmers KSh 21b Annually

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has challenged eminent scientists in Africa to develop solutions to address the challenge of tsetse flies and Trypanosomiasis.

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How Climate Change, Insecurity Affects Control of Tsetse Flies, Sleeping Sickness

How Climate Change, Insecurity Affects Control of Tsetse Flies, Sleeping Sickness
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Climate change linked to increase in tsetse flies

Drastic climate changes have contributed to sudden increase in tsetse flies in some areas.

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Drastic climate change contributed to the increase of Tsetse flies, Experts say

Experts have said that climate change and wars in Sub-Saharan Africa have slowed down efforts to eliminate tsetse flies and African Trypanosomiasis.

Christopher wangaAnne lewaJames wabachaSenior animal health unitLivestock policy researchLivestock development of kenyaMinistry of livestockAnimal health expertDepartment for livestockAfrican unionMinistry of agriculture livestockInterafrican bureau for animal resourcesMinistry of agricultureSenior animal healthSub saharan africaAfrican trypanosomiasis