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Government confirmed on Monday that it will be exiting the sugar cane industry in Barbados and handing it over to the private sector. Minister of Agriculture, Food and Nutritional Security, Indar Weir outlined details of the plan to privatise the sector when he appeared on the Down to Brass Tacks talk show on Monday on VOB 92.9 FM. “Right now, we are at the point of transitioning, where the sugar …

Government confirmed on Monday that it will be exiting the sugar cane industry in Barbados and handing it over to the private sector. Minister of Agriculture, Food and Nutritional Security, Indar Weir outlined details of the plan to privatise the sector when he appeared on the Down to Brass Tacks talk show on Monday on VOB 92.9 FM. “Right now, we are at the point of transitioning, where the sugar …

From 19th to 23rd September 2022, the Regional Animal Health Centre (RAHC) is organising with its partners, the 8th Annual Meeting of the ECOWAS Regional Animal Health Networks (RAHN) in Praia, Cabo Verde. Despite West Africa's livestock potential, the region remains dependent on external imports for red and white meat,…

National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE), Hyderabad, has invited applications for Internship, an experiential learning programme to integrate knowledge and theory of agricultural extension management with practical application

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Mozambique's food security authorities have warned that at least 900,000 people could be facing food insecurity in the country's northern province of Cabo Delgado.Speaking to the press during the 11th Advisory Council of the Technical ...

MAPUTO, Aug. 22 (Xinhua) -- Mozambique's food security authorities warned Monday that at least 900,000 people could be facing food insecurity in the country's northern province of Cabo Delgado.

At least 900,000 people at risk of food insecurity in northern Mozambique-

Within the past 24 hours Barbados signed new agreements with two of its CARICOM neighbours, providing for enhanced cooperation between the governments and the exploitation of opportunities in several areas of economic activity for their people. The Agreement for a Strategic Dialogue and Cooperation Platform between Barbados and Suriname was signed by Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley and President of Suriname Chandrikapersad Santokhi at the Presidential Palace in Paramaribo on …

In the region, environmental sectors are calling for a change from extractivist policies to a greater use of renewable energy, but it is not Latin America that should bear the greatest burden