To school to. Subscribe to a documentary to. Play. Borrowing to built what countries signing up to chinas belt and Road Initiatives are doing but are they facing a future of unsustainable debt meanwhile kenya has one and additional two billion dollars in loans now what price. Also on the show look at libor in lebanon not a complaint against sponsorship system for Foreign Workers there. And the politics trade means contentious and some dont. As does the economic climate soaring prices force people. Welcome to be. Good to have you with us leaders from around the world have gathered in beijing to discuss chinas belt and Road Initiative a massive Global Infrastructure project involving more than one hundred nations chinese president xi jinping is hoping to soothe concerns that his country is pushing unsustainable debt onto participating nations containing instead that rebuilding the old fits all involved but critics who are in the Construction Costs because ballooning debt that will damage
This commentary was written just before Raila Odinga filed his Supreme Court petition challenging the announced presidential result of Kenya s general election. On 9 August, 2022, Kenyans turned out.
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The increased global use of antiviral and antiretroviral medication could have a detrimental impact on crops and potentially heighten resistance to their effects, new research has suggested.
Scientists from the UK and Kenya found that lettuce plants exposed to a higher concentration of four commonly-used drugs could be more than a third smaller in biomass than those grown in a drug-free environment.
They also examined how the chemicals transferred throughout the crop and found that, in some cases, concentrations were as strong in the leaves as they were in the roots.
The study - published in
Science of the Total Environment - was conducted by environmental chemists from the University of Plymouth (UK), Kisii University (Kenya) and Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (Kenya).