600 vaccine doses administered in containment efforts
Dead Sea Saltwater Seepage ‘Spurs Sinkholes, Crop Loss’
Farmers say increased salinity is hitting harvests
Farmers say increased salinity is hitting harvests
Sudan Landslide Won’t Be the Last, Scientists Warn
A devastating landslide in the western Sudanese village of Tarsin will be one of many to come unless preventative measures are taken, warn environmental scientists.
A devastating landslide in the western Sudanese village of Tarsin will be one of many to come unless preventative measures are taken, warn environmental scientists.
Higgs Boson Scientists Take On South Africa Air Pollution
Technology is being tested in South Africa, one of the continent’s biggest polluters
Technology is being tested in South Africa, one of the continent’s biggest polluters
Why Deforestation Is Causing Heat Deaths to Soar
Deforestation-induced warming linked to 28,000 deaths a year
Deforestation-induced warming linked to 28,000 deaths a year
African Science and Tech ‘Missing’ from Wikipedia
Africa risks invisibility on Wikipedia with less than one per cent of science coverage
Africa risks invisibility on Wikipedia with less than one per cent of science coverage
Cocoa Growers Show Lack of Appetite for Agroforestry
Cocoa sector is among biggest producers of greenhouse gases in agriculture.
Cocoa sector is among biggest producers of greenhouse gases in agriculture
Why the Wait for Effective Newborn Malaria Treatment?
First newborn treatment set to be approved in eight African countries
First newborn treatment set to be approved in eight African countries
Indian Black Scorpion Venom Holds Key to New Antidote
Scorpion stings are a global health concern, killing more than 3,000 people a year
Scorpion stings are a global health concern, killing more than 3,000 people a year
Middle East Water Projects See Funding Dry Up
Water projects in Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco among those at risk
Water projects in Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco among those at risk
Philippines Steps up Fight Against African Swine Fever
Philippines unveils diagnostic technologies for African Swine Fever
Philippines unveils diagnostic technologies for African Swine Fever
Rwanda Reconsiders Malaria Vaccines Amid Surprise Surge
Increase is fuelled by drug resistance, outdoor mosquito bites, increased breeding sites
Increase is fuelled by drug resistance, outdoor mosquito bites, increased breeding sites
Disease-Struck Regions Sidelined on Journal Boards
Study found only three per cent of board members at 24 journals are from low-income countries.
Study found only three per cent of board members at 24 journals are from low-income countries.
Young Innovators Tackle India’s Arsenic-Tainted Water
Molecular magnetic separation method is low-cost, chemical-free.
Molecular magnetic separation method is low-cost, chemical-free
Progress Still Needed on Food
Healthy diets unaffordable for almost 3 billion people.
Healthy diets unaffordable for almost 3 billion people.
Global AI Development Needs Local Expertise
Low- and middle-income countries should develop expertise in building AI systems
Low- and middle-income countries should develop expertise in building AI systems