AGRA President Dr. Kalibata receives global science award for improving agriculture and lives in Africa
By The Inspirer staff April 29 2019, Washington DC, USA – The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) has awarded Dr.
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French firm seeks to introduce solar-powered milk coolers to help cut farmers’ losses
By The New Times The technology could help address the issue of farmers’ milk produce that was subject to rejection
Effective use of big data ‘could improve policy-making’
By The New Times Data on transport using an electronic card that records number of passengers, points from where they
History made: For the first time, a rare rhino was born by artificial insemination
By Amanda Jackson, CNN (CNN) Zoo Miami is celebrating the birth of its newest addition: a rare baby rhino. The newborn is
Seven examples of nuclear technology improving food and agriculture
By Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Using nuclear sciences to feed the world Some of the most innovative ways being
Technology-based insurance scheme to cushion farmers against losses
By The New Times A veterinarian marks a cow during the launch of Agriculture and Livestock Insurance Scheme in Mukingo
World’s first malaria vaccine to be given to 360,000 children in three African countries
World’s first malaria vaccine that could save ‘tens of thousands of children’s lives’ every year to be given to 360,000
Innovative smart phone app to improve rainwater harvesting in Africa
By UN Environment It is now possible to calculate the amount of rainwater that can be harvested from the roof
Energy for the future: These countries are pioneering hydrogen power as “greener” alternative to fossil fuels
By The Inspirer A prototype hydrogen powered fuel cell semi-truck is shown by Toyota at the Los Angeles Auto Show
Sophia, human-like robot with citizenship comes to Rwanda for Transform Africa Summit
By The Inspirer staff writer Sophia the Robot. Net photo. Sophia, the first humanoid robot, is scheduled to address the