Joseph Gakpo
Environment, Agric and Rural Development Journalist at The Multimedia Group
Journalist @Joy997FM;@IFAJ member; @Scienceally Fellow @Cornell; AgBioFEWS Fellow @GESCenterNCSU; CEO- https://t.co/TRyDPmBwYl; Founder- https://t.co/DSk0miqrHc
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Aug 28, 2024 |
modernghana.com | Joseph Gakpo
Ghana’s food security situation has officially entered a crisis phase following a dry spell in eight of the country’s 16 regions. In the middle of what is supposed to be the major rainy season, several parts of the country have had little to no rainfall over the last two months. “This situation prevented some farmers from preparing their farmlands for production while those who were able to prepare their land could not sow due to the absence of moisture.
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Jan 17, 2024 |
allianceforscience.org | Joseph Gakpo
For almost a decade, the Alliance for Science has been at the forefront of efforts to create a future where science is a primary vehicle for helping end poverty, eliminate hunger, and restore our planet. One man who has been at the center of the Alliance for Science’s efforts is Guatemalan lawyer Pablo Ivan Orozco, who has stepped down as Global Policy Director of the Alliance for Science to pursue other career opportunities.
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Nov 28, 2023 |
allianceforscience.org | Joseph Gakpo
Professor of Science Communication at the University of Georgia, Dr Alexa Lamm, has urged scientists who communicate about food and agriculture to prioritize creating value-based messages. She said human beings are exposed to an overload of information, averaging 34 gigabytes daily, hence the need for scientists to focus on value-based messages to get the public’s attention. “Technology has advanced so quickly, and the human mind can’t handle processing information,” she said.
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Oct 16, 2023 |
modernghana.com | Joseph Gakpo
I recently read an article titled; “The new colonialist food economy; how Bill Gates and agribusiness giants are throttling small farmers in Africa and the Global South” published on the portal of US-based magazine, The Nation , and subsequently on some African media platforms like myjoyonline.com . “Seeding disaster” was the headline when the article was published in the printed copy of the magazine.
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Oct 16, 2023 |
josephopokugakpo.wordpress.com | Joseph Gakpo
I recently read an article titled; “The new colonialist food economy; how Bill Gates and agribusiness giants are throttling small farmers in Africa and the Global South” published on the portal of US-based magazine, The Nation, and subsequently on some African media platforms like myjoyonline.com. “Seeding disaster” was the headline when the article was published in the printed copy of the magazine.
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