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Japan’s Support of Agriculture in Africa
Boosting agricultural production could be the key to adding jobs and profitability for the billions of people who live below the Sahara Desert. In response to this challenge, Japan is investing more than $30-billion toward production of rice and other crops and developing technology in hopes of transforming the population into a thriving rural…
Kenya Nut Company: “Out of Africa” to the Four Corners of the World
Back in 1972, the Kenya Nut Company was formed in the East African highlands. Known for its focus on the environment and sustainable agricultural practices, the business has caught the eye of international investors for its ability to produce some of the world’s finest macadamia and cashew nuts–two of the most sought after nut treats. …
Heavy Blows Dominate Second Presidential Debate
Both candidates squared off once again in the second presidential debate. Moderated by Martha Raddatz, Chief Global Affairs Correspondent for ABC, and CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, the debate was held at Washington University in St. Louis. The Stakes are High Set for another 90 minutes of action-packed punches, the round table…
“Birth of a Nation” and the Nate Parker Rape Controversy
Birth of a Nation has already garnered widespread acclaim as an Oscar-contending movie of 2016. It focuses on the true story of Nat Turner, a slave whose 1831 rebellion in Virginia is one of the few inspirational narratives to be derived from the history of American slavery. In spite of what should be a…
