Could your teeth be the reason for your constant headaches?
If you’re constantly dealing with headaches, you might be missing a surprising source of the pain - your teeth! Many of us don’t realise...
Becoming a Doctor in the US: St. George’s University School of Medicine Shares Advice...
St. George’s University (SGU) School of Medicine in Grenada, Caribbean, plays a pivotal role in moulding future medical professionals. SGU is the largest provider...
Advanced, flexible belting enhances efficiencies in agriculture
BMG’s Agricultural division has extended its portfolio of belting to include newly launched specialised Gates belting, which is manufactured from advanced materials, designed to...
Why Are Pomegranates Special?
By Kaitlyn Waring HAF VolunteerAs pomegranate month comes to a close, it is an important time to recognize the significance that the fruit holds...
Back to the future: reviving sorghum in South Africa
Sorghum is an ancient grain. Originally domesticated in Africa, it has been a staple in diets across Asia, Africa, and India for thousands of...
COP29: FAO calls for investment in agrifood systems to tackle the climate crisis
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has called for increased investment in agrifood systems is essential to address the climate...
Biochar – Low-Cost Method to Sequester Carbon, Reduce Chemical Inputs and Improve Soil Health
Farmers around the world are looking for low- or no-cost materials to increase agricultural output and reduce the use of fertilizers derived from fossil...
Enough to Make You Sick: Food-Illness Epidemic in South Africa spotlights Need for Change
Everybody wants to eat the hotdog, but nobody wants to know how the sausage gets made. In recent weeks food-safety standards in South Africa...
ERG’s COMIDE Entity Supports Agricultural Development with Fertilizers and Seeds
La Congolaise des Mines et de Développement SARL (“COMIDE”), an entity of Eurasian Resources Group in Africa , distributed agricultural inputs to local communities...
OpEd: Land reform can work – we need, however, to prioritise rural economic development
By Peter SetouThe successful implementation of the land reform programme is not only a political and moral imperative, but a necessary intervention that is...