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Solar is a vital piece of the energy puzzle for Africa, but there is an insect problem that comes with the light from solar.
The term “vector-borne” refers to the way diseases are passed on from one person to another. Instead of through the air or directly by human contact, these pathogens need to hitch a ride for transmission…
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