With the time for harvesting winter-season crops approaching and due to current challenges in food supply chain, there is now considerable concern about food production, processing, distribution and demand.
DUE to some crowds celebrating the 8 November elections results without social distancing, the number of coronavirus positive cases is expected to rise next week.
While experiencing and tackling annual floods, drought, landslides and outbreaks of diseases on vegetables and meat, the world’s countries including our country are facing the COVID-19 pandemic, posing a threat to the lives of human beings.
The much-anticipated 2020 General Elections has come and gone with the ruling party reportedly securing even more votes than the last one, but the “new” government has a slew of challenges to tackle that are further complicated by COVID-19.
