In sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries, population and high rate of population growth have led to decreased fallow periods, steadily leading to decline in per capita food production, low farm income, and widespread poverty.
Power sharing and political inclusion have long been espoused as solutions for states where
ethnic, religious, or racial divides threaten to undermine a democratic transition. This type of
The sharing of information and communication techniques has contributed to sustainable development. The use of electronic messaging has improved the methods of work and living conditions in the often poor and isolated rural populations.
The semi-arid areas of Southern Africa receive low and erratic rainfall which varies in both seasons and from year to year resulting in food insecurity.
Despite the existence of structures within the Rural District Council (RDC) to take up Sengwe community grievances with Parks officials, relations have not improved.