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Guinea Bissau: Amílcar Cabral Linked Soil Health to Human Freedom - the Guinea-Bissau Leader's Ideas Matter More Than Ever Today

The translated writings argue that soil restoration depends on local knowledge, with up to 80% of Africa’s cultivated land degraded, researchers said.

Summary by allAfrica
Up to 80% of Africa's cultivated land is now degraded by intensive farming and climate change. Together with development economist Carlos Lopes and earth politics researcher Lesley Green, environmental researcher Anselmo Matusse recently co-edited a book of translations of agronomist and liberation leader Amílcar Cabral's writings on farming and rural livelihoods. Here, he sets out Cabral's ideas on how restoring the continent's soils means look…

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