Researchers have assessed the role of certain food types in causing illness from different pathogens in three African countries.
They presented attribution estimates for Campylobacter, enterotoxigenic E. coli (ETEC), Shiga-toxin producing E. coli, Salmonella, Cryptosporidium, Brucella, and Mycobacterium bovis for beef, dairy, poultry and vegetable products in
Prince Charles. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia CommonsKit Johnson previously blogged about the United Kingdom’s extraordinary decision to ship asylum seekers to Rwanda. The controversy over the policy continues The Associated Press describes the policy as follows:”Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s
As we have posted previously on the blog, the UK has announced a new program to send asylum seekers to Rwanda. Now, Denmark is in negotiations to follow the UK’s footsteps by possibly starting its own asylum transfer program in
As reported last week on our blog, the United Kingdom has adopted a new plan to send some of their asylum seekers to Rwanda. Once sent to Rwanda, those granted asylum would reportedly be allowed to remain in Rwanda
UKPhoenix79, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia CommonsWhat is going on the UK? Just days ago we were talking about the UK’s plans to strip individuals of their citizenship without notice. Now, as the BBC reports, the
Rwanda has closed its border with Uganda, the BBC reports. It’s a closing that is affecting many who travel routinely across the border for work and food, healthcare and education.Rwanda is upset with Uganda, in part, because of efforts
Black Earth Rising is an 8 episode series now streaming on Netflix. The Netflix description is concise if a bit bland: “Adopted by a human rights attorney after the Rwandan genocide, legal investigator Kate Ashby confronts her past when she
In 2017, Rwanda amended its companies act and introduced appraisal rights for minority shareholders [.pdf]. A recent article in the New Times provides an overview of, and reflects on, the efficacy of Rwandan appraisal. The parallels between Rwandan appraisal (as
This BBC obituary of Zura Karuhimbi is the most inspiring and informative article I’ve read all year.Karuhimbi was a native of Rwanda. As a young girl, she lived in the country when its colonial overloads, the Belgians, “decided to take
Didace Nshimiyimana recently published an Article entitled, Enforcement of Women’ Property Rights by Rwandan Courts: Battle of Equality Before the Law, Wills, Trusts, & Estates Law eJournal (2018). Provided below is an abstract of the Article.Gender equality is essential
