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Malawi is lagging behind in the adoption of agricultural biotechnology which is key to boosting productivity, a situation experts say is denying the country socio-economic and sustainable development. National Commission for Science and Technology acting director of research Lyson Kampira said yesterday in Blantyre during an engagement with journalists on biotechnology activities in Malawi. He
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Malawi’s population is about 20 million. Most of these people live in rural areas, and 97 percent of them are farmers that grow maize. Despite maize b...
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