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Malaria & Climate Risk: A new international study says climate change is “moving” malaria across sub-Saharan Africa: overall risk has slightly increased, but future warming could raise infections in southern and East Africa while easing pressure in today’s hottest areas where mosquitoes may struggle. Food Security & Soil Health: A UN FAO report notes global hunger fell by about 43 million people from 2022–2025, yet Africa still lags with 20% of Africans facing hunger in 2025; analysts urge soil-fertility and crop-diversification approaches over reliance on imported synthetic inputs. Health & Community Learning: A feature revisits Amílcar Cabral’s agronomy ideas, linking soil restoration to human freedom and rural livelihoods—an angle that resonates with Guinea-Bissau’s soil and nutrition challenges. Regional Medical Support: Nigeria’s Technical Aid Corps says it deployed doctors and nurses to Guinea-Bissau and Sierra Leone and that the programme has expanded technical assistance across health and other sectors. Chimpanzee Alcohol Use: Researchers filmed wild chimpanzees in Cantanhez National Park sharing naturally fermented fruit containing ethanol, adding to growing interest in how alcohol affects animals and ecosystems.

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Amílcar Cabral linked soil health to human freedom – the Guinea-Bissau leader’s ideas matter more than ever today

Amílcar Cabral linked soil health to human freedom – the Guinea-Bissau leader’s ideas matter more than ever today

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