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Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine

Farmers in Tunisia use seawater to irrigate their crops and a Kenyan theater group helps communities adjust to drought. Traditional medicine instead of antibiotics for animals in Ghana. Plus: The ice cream maker putting authentic African flavors back on the menu.

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DW's Eco Africa

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Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine

DW's Eco Africa showcases innovative concepts and best practice projects from Africa and Europe and presents environment and climate change ideas that inspire others to get on board or start something of their own.

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