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u.w. . hello and a warm welcome to the latest edition of africa here from. nigeria. and i'm cheryl minute from nairobi kenya today we have again literally a ray of new environmental ideas for you. today. in kenya where you will meet. a man with a mission. and we show you how farmers in zimbabwe are battling climate change with. culture. zimbabwe's farmers face a lot of challenges sunday on. climate change and most recently a new invasive and highly destructive pest on top of that there is to mated three million people in the country without access to reliable food supplies but there's also hope new stress resistance maize varieties and improved agricultural techniques could help the farmers to achieve the use that they need to survive. looks at his field with disbelief mind whether the. now excessive rain has drowned most of his harvest. this unpredictable weather makes survival tougher with each passing year. we are still finding it difficult to adjust to climate change. in this farming season we planted our main seed and unfortunately part of it died off because there was so much rain. and things are continuing to get worse and nothing will come o

u.w. . hello and welcome to the latest edition of eco africa the environment magazine. coming to you from a show in austria state southwest nigeria i'm here to bring you new an inspiring stories on environmental issues from all over africa and europe but i'm not alone with me it's my calling from kenya shout thanks mc i'm sat on the money and a very warm welcome to you this is what we have lined up on the show today. we join scientists who travel through the democratic republic of congo to find out more about its unique labs. we visit a supermarket that tries to reduce food waste by ignoring sobeit. we find out how a bunch of fans in south africa can help protect people from taking a bubble. it's no longer news that nigeria generates a lot of waste and the country needs challenges with high. how to manage this waste whether you are recycling or reusing. challenge of managing the ways is there now across the country and across the world have had their ways can be turned to well we also have that waste can be turned to beautiful things but is it possible to sit in your house in one place and make the wealth or make the beautiful thing yes it is thanks to th