November, 2022
Why Kenya is turning to genetically modified crops to help with drought
November 18, 2022 · By Richard Kagoe, BBC News, Nairobi for www.bbc.com
Why Kenya is turning to genetically modified crops to help with drought As Kenya prepares to commercialise genetically modified crops, there is resistance from some farmers and campaign groups, who question their safety. “You are making what we eat worse than it is,” accuses farmer Eva Wanjiru. She is concerned by the fact many Kenyan […]
Read More...Prayer for Courage
November 18, 2022 · By Fr. Shay Cullen
Prayer for Courage When there are dangerous bridges to be crossed I am with you, when you stumble on the road of life, I will lift you up, when you feel lonely and stressed, I am at your side, when you face a challenge I will give you courage. You have a friend all the […]
Read More...Alaa Abdel Fattah: British-Egyptian activist’s family demand proof of life
November 17, 2022 ·
Alaa Abdel Fattah: British-Egyptian activist’s family demand proof of life The family of jailed British-Egyptian pro-democracy activist Alaa Abdel Fattah have demanded authorities in Cairo provide proof he is still alive. His sister told the BBC that they were in a state of “panic” three days after he said he would stop drinking water. “We […]
Read More...Rich nations falling short on delivering climate finance
November 17, 2022 · By AFP for www.ucanews.com
Rich nations falling short on delivering climate finance Climate change is outpacing the capacity of developing nations to cope with its devastating impacts, the Pakistani premier told COP27 on Tuesday, as his country reels from historic floods. Talks at the UN climate conference in Egypt have been dominated by calls for wealthier nations to fulfil […]
Read More...Doctor admits possession of child pornography
November 17, 2022 · By RTE News for www.rte.ie
Doctor admits possession of child pornography A doctor has pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child abuse material. Dr Ronan Keogan, 50, of College Square, Terenure, was due to stand trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court this morning. Defence counsel Lorcan Staines indicated a jury would not be required and his client was going to […]
Read More...You serve the poor as did Jesus
November 14, 2022 · By Fr. Shay Cullen
You serve the poor as did Jesus He is with you when you help the vulnerable and the victims. You make Him present to others through your good actions serving the needy. You are doing the same work as Jesus did. Never abandon your commitment, to help others there you find friendship, a rare gift […]
Read More...The climate crisis hits poor countries the hardest
November 11, 2022 · By Fr. Shay Cullen
The climate crisis hits poor countries the hardest Fr. Shay Cullen 11 November 2022 The Philippines is the hardest-hit country in Asia by the frequency and greater intensity of typhoons indisputably caused by climate change. The World Meteorological Organization says the Philippines climate disasters have increased five times more intense in the past 50 years. […]
Read More...9 new varieties that will strengthen the Philippine mango industry
November 11, 2022 · By Jerome Sagcal for mb.com.ph
9 new varieties that will strengthen the Philippine mango industry Nine mango varieties and selections were unveiled at a press conference of the Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (DOST-PCAARRD) on June 8, 2022. The mangoes were identified by the Institute of Plant Breeding […]
Read More...Pediatricians want kids to keep masks on in schools
November 10, 2022 · By By: Dona Z. Pazzibugan, Jerome Aning - @inquirerdotnet for newsinfo.inquirer.net
Pediatricians want kids to keep masks on in schools Pediatric experts urged teachers, school staff and students to continue wearing face masks in classrooms and indoor facilities to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 during in-person classes. Masking still remains one of the “most competent” infection prevention strategies, said the Philippine Pediatric Society and the […]
Read More...Bureau of Corrections: From ‘pillar of justice’ to ‘criminal organization’
November 10, 2022 · By Dona Z. Pazzibugan - Reporter for newsinfo.inquirer.net
Bureau of Corrections: From ‘pillar of justice’ to ‘criminal organization’ The investigation into the murder of journalist Percival “Percy Lapid” Mabasa has uncovered how the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) has turned into a big “criminal organization,” officials said on Monday. “What was discovered from the in-depth investigation of Mr. Lapid’s death was the unfortunate transformation […]
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