The brains of shrimps and insects are more alike than we thought

>Witnessing, and hearing about  the plight of young job seekers, some of whom are professionally  well-trained and  have the potential to perform wonders if slotted into the right places, I’m programmed into reflecting  on the concept of a blessing, and its anti-thesis, a curse.

Farmers understand that more rains will likely lead to more creatures that fly. Rural folk hear sounds of different insects and birds when it rains. In an urban setting, they will gravitate around a light source at night. If you forget to close your windows when the lights are switched on, they will find their way into your house and enjoy the light with you.

The Nigerians 'killed like insects' in a massacre

Agriculture in Africa could be big business by 2030 if farmers are given more support, according to the World Bank.

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Those Who Ruin Academic Brains
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A FEW years ago, a meeting of stakeholders in education in Dodoma Region was told that some of the Kondoa District schoolgirls who performed outstandingly well in their final Standard Seven exams and get places in secondary schools often end up ...

>When she was schooling at the University of East London in the United Kingdom, Evelyn Rugemalira dreamt of being part of her family in running their business when she returned back home. Soon after completing her studies she joined Mabibo Beer wines and Spirits  Company Limited.

River insects and lichens bucking trend of wildlife losses  The GuardianMeet the insects that are defying the plunge in biodiversity – new findings  The Conversation UKWildlife fighting back as pollution eases, biodiversity study suggests  The TimesView Full coverage on Google News

Neuroscientists discover 'engine of consciousness' hiding in monkeys' brains  Livescience.com