AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFertiliser shock and hunger fears: With conflict-linked shipping disruptions pushing up the cost of fuel and fertiliser, CARE warns Somalia’s severely malnourished children are already losing out—treatment that once reached 300 children may now cover just 83 as therapeutic food imports jump in price. Food system debate in Malawi: Malawi is also being urged to rethink its fertiliser-dependent farming model, with agroecology promoted as a chemical-free way to rebuild soils and cut long-term risk. Health and nutrition ripple effects: The same global crisis is hitting aid supply chains, raising the stakes for child nutrition across the region. Diabetes research hope: A traditional African tree, Warburgia salutaris, is being studied at the University of Johannesburg for a complementary diabetes treatment—while conservation efforts try to stop poaching. Sports: Malawi’s Temwa Chawinga keeps firing—5 goals in two straight games for KC Current.
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