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WHO NEEDS GMOs? – Conventionally bred drought tolerant maize wins 2012 UK Climate Week Award – 
More than 2 million farmers in sub-Saharan Africa are growing the new varieties for more food and income.

 – EL BATAN, Mexico, 12 March 2012.
The United Kingdom’s...(Not translated)Edit
Indian Agriculture Standing Committee Slams GM(Not translated)Edit
JOB VACANCY: TABIO PROGRAMME COORDINATOR – Title: Programme Coordinator: – Duration: 2 years renewable contract – Duty station: Dar es salaam, Tanzania – TABIO is currently looking for a dynamic and knowledgeable TABIO Programme Coordinator to enhance the impact of our work. ...(Not translated)Edit
(image) GMO Lobby seeks to weaken Tanzania biosafety laws(Not translated)Edit
SAGCOT Partner charged for covering up livestock deaths from GM maize.(Not translated)Edit
GMO Major Health Warning – http://www.infiniteunknown.net/2012/09/19/shocking-gmo-study-rats-fed-lifetime-of-gm-corn-grow-horrifying-tumors-70-of-females-die-early/(Not translated)Edit
New report exposes GM myths(Not translated)Edit
The story of seed has become one of loss, control, dependence and debt. It’s been written by those who want to make vast profit from our food system, no matter what the true cost. It’s time to change the story. – https://vimeo.com/43879272 A landmark film from The...(Not translated)Edit
African civil society organisations concerned about AGRA (document)(Not translated)Edit
Tanzanian CSOs say No to UPOV in Africa. – (image) (image)(Not translated)Edit
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