Women's Land Rights and Privatization in Eastern Africa (Eastern African Studies) (Eastern Africa Series)
All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/25/2009
Eastern Africa coffee farmers, roasters and exporters will in February next year meet to discuss policy issues and measures that can facilitate the logistics and easier movement of coffee across borders.
All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
East Africa is characterized by low productivity, high cost of production and extremely little market penetration to the global market. This is the main challenge it faces in claiming the AGOA market share, Ato Endalkachew Sime, Secretary General of ETGAMA told to The Daily Monitor at the first Eastern-Africa Textile and Apparel Stakeholders Capacity Building Workshop, held 18th-19th of November...
All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
Dr James Legg, a vector entomologist at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), said 11 countries in Central and Eastern Africa have been affected by cassava mosaic, which is caused by mosaic gemini viruses that are transmitted through infected planting material as well as by a whitefly vector.
All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
A seminar held in Tunis on Thursday on women's soccer, was attended by Mr.Thierry Regenass, FIFA Associations Development Director, Mr. Cyril Loiseau Development Director in Africa, Director of FIFA Regional Football Development Office and of Goal project for North and Eastern Africa Mr. Taha Ismaïl, a FIFA official in charge of women's football and Mrs. Marion Daube, an expert in marketing...
New Vision (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
... we had been looking for one.” Doctors said it was the first time in Uganda and possibly Eastern Africa that a woman gave birth at that age. Women who have done in-vitro fertilisation in Uganda have tried four times on average before succeeding but Baby Precious’ mother was lucky; her first attempt resulted in a successful pregnancy. “This was my first trial and we got this blessing.” Dr....
